New Delhi, Sept. 11 -- The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has brought back from the US, with the help of Interpol, a fugitive who had been absconding for over a decade in a fraud and spoofing case, the agency said on Thursday. The accused, identified as Harnek Singh, was arrested upon his arrival at the IGI airport in Delhi. A CBI spokesperson said Singh was wanted in connection with a case in which Indian nationals residing or working in Singapore were defrauded through spoofed calls by fraudsters operating from India in 2013. "The victims were allegedly told that they faced criminal prosecution and deportation. They were then induced to pay purported settlement fees or fines through Western Union Money Transfer to designated receivers in India," the statement said. The agency had registered a case in the matter in 2016. "Investigation established that the cheated money was received through a money transfer outlet operated by Singh in association with co-accused Aditya Bhardwaj and Deepak Jain," the spokesperson said. Singh had fled India in May 2013 and entered the US illegally, where he remained absconding for more than a decade....