
Bhopal police, under Operation FACE (Facial Authentication Compliance Enforcement), have arrested nine individuals linked to a fake SIM card network exploiting facial recognition loopholes. Using AI-based tool ASTR and inputs from the Department of Telecommunications, investigations revealed multiple SIMs issued with the same facial identity and forged documents. The suspects, mostly POS agents, activated hundreds of fraudulent SIM cards, suspected to be used in criminal activities. Cases have been registered, and further arrests are underway.
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| Source | Their headline | Bias | Sentiment |
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| freepressjournal | Fake SIM Racket Busted In Bhopal, 7 Arrested Under Operation FACE | Center | Neutral |
| freepressjournal | 2 Held By Gunga Police For Activating Fake SIM Cards Under The Operation FACE, Bhopal | Center | Neutral |
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