Indian Victims Trapped in Myanmar Cyber Crime Hub Send SOS for Rescue

In a shocking revelation, Indian nationals have formed an alliance with fellow victims from Myanmar's notorious cyber crime hub at KK Park compound to send out an SOS for rescue. A group of 70-80 people, including Hyderabad residents, have been confined under armed watch and forced into cyber fraud operations, targeting Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) in the US. The victims, who staged a protest on June 20, were brutally beaten by 200 securitymen and had their phones damaged, leaving them with no means of communication.

Key Takeaways:

• 70-80 Indian nationals, including some from Hyderabad, are trapped in Myanmar's cyber crime hub at KK Park compound.
• The victims, mostly from Telangana, were lured into the compound with promises of data entry work but were instead forced into cyber crime operations.
• The group includes Sri Lankans, and Rajashaker Shyam Rao, a native of Telangana, who faces criminal cases in India for alleged cyber fraud recruitment, participated in the protest.
• The Indian embassy in Myanmar has not received any fresh distress calls through official emergency channels and has yet to make a public statement regarding the new protest.
• Aruna Mnemosyne Somaiah of Gujarat was arrested by the Karimnagar police for playing a key role in the Myanmar cyber fraud racket.
• The case was first filed on February 23, and a victim, Kokkirala Madhukar Reddy, 35, was rescued and is being protected by the police.
• Passport seizure and electric shocks, beatings, and death threats were used against those who resisted the cyber crime operations.

Statistics:

• 70-80 Indian nationals are trapped in the KK Park compound.
• 200 securitymen were involved in the brutal beating of protesters on June 20.
• 156 people were reportedly working at the compound, including Telangana residents.