India, Aug. 23 -- Police on Friday arrested a 32-year-old man for allegedly running a fraudulent call centre in Noida and cheating people by offering fake aviation jobs and flight school admissions, police said on Saturday.

According to police, five others allegedly involved in the racket were arrested on July 8 and sent to jail. The latest suspect was arrested from Ghaziabad following a tip-off, police said.

Police suspect the gang may have targeted at least 100 people, defrauding them of about Rs.15-20 lakh.

"The gang operated the call centre in Sector 22, where they lured candidates with promises of jobs at reputed aviation companies and admissions to training institutes. They collected money from candidates on various pretexts, inc...