India, Oct. 29 -- Health camps offering subsidised medicines were allegedly acting as fronts for collection of Aadhaar and biometric details of citizens for activation of e-SIM cards for cybercriminals, with Delhi Police arresting two men suspected of activating over 3,000 such SIMs in a year. The accused have been linked to fraud complaints involving around Rs 2.64 crore, police said.

The Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations (IFSO) unit of Delhi Police arrested Jitendra Singh (29) and Brajesh Kumar (21) from Mathura in Uttar Pradesh during a raid on the intervening night of October 20 and 21. "The accused allegedly organised fake health camps in villages, offering medicines at subsidised rates to collect Aadhaar and biometric de...