India, Oct. 26 -- The Delhi Police has arrested two men, including a BTech graduate, from Jharkhand's Dhanbad district for allegedly duping over 50 people by impersonating bank officials and exploiting screen-sharing features during fake credit card KYC verification, police said on Sunday.

Police identified the accused as Aftab Ansari, 24, the BTech, and Abdul Majid, 23, both residents of Borwa village in Jharkhand's Jamtara district.

According to police, the two allegedly used stolen credit card details to purchase high-end mobile phones worth lakhs of rupees through e-commerce platforms before selling them at discounted prices in local markets.

"The case came to light after a complaint by a man, Taranjeet Singh, who alleged that unid...