Auto

Maharashtra police helps in rescue of 7 persons from 'cyber slavery' in Myanmar's notorious KK Park

December 21, 2025

Published - December 21, 2025 09:44 am IST - Thane This satellite image shows KK Park along Myanmar's border with Thailand on Sept. 11, 2025. | Photo Credit: AP Seven persons held as "cyber slaves" in Myanmar and forced to carry out international financial frauds have been rescued and brought back to India following a probe by the Mira Bhayandar Vasai Virar (MBVV) crime branch, a senior official said on Saturday (December 20, 2025).

Maharashtra police helps in rescue of 7 persons from 'cyber slavery' in Myanmar's notorious KK Park

Credit: Thehindu

Key Highlights

They had been held at KK Park, a notorious "scam centre" in Myawaddy Township in that country, he added.
"A probe began after Mira Road residents Syed Irtiis Fazal Abbas Hussain and Ammar Aslam Lakdawala managed to return and file a complaint at Nayanagar police station.
The duo revealed they were lured by acquaintances Asif Khan and Adnan Sheikh with promises of jobs in Bangkok between July and September 2025.
However, they were taken to Myanmar," Assistant Commissioner of Police Madan Ballal said.
"The victims were handed over to three persons identified as Steve, Anna, and Leo at a company called UU8.

Maharashtra

Sources

Maharashtra police helps in rescue of 7 persons from 'cyber slavery' in Myanmar's notorious KK Park

This quick summary is automatically generated using AI based on reports from multiple news sources. The content has not been reviewed or verified by humans. For complete details, accuracy, and context, please refer to the original published articles.

Maharashtra police helps in rescue of 7 persons from 'cyber slavery' in Myanmar's notorious KK Park

Key Highlights

Sources

Related Stories

Bheemanna Khandre: Life of a legend of Kalyana Karnataka in pictures

Opinion: The Great Nobel 'Giveaway': Machado About Nothing?

Russian man held for killing two female compatriots in north Goa