Delhi Police have busted an international cybercrime syndicate that defrauded victims across India of nearly ₹100 crore by impersonating anti-terror officers and placing them under "digital arrest." Seven individuals, including a Taiwanese national, were arrested. The syndicate used illegal SIM box devices to route international scam calls, making them appear local and evading detection. Victims were threatened with fake terror charges and coerced into transferring money. The operation involved coordination across multiple countries, highlighting the transnational nature of such fraud networks.