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4 arrested in Indian Council of Medical Research data leak case now booked in separate incident of ‘data brokering’

Posted on December 28, 2023 by Dissent

Bismee Taskin reports:

Weeks after Delhi Police arrested four men suspected of being involved in the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) data leakage case reported two months ago, the four have been booked in a separate case of “data brokering”, ThePrint has learnt.

As reported by ThePrint earlier, police had initially suspected the accused of trying to sell the leaked data involving ICMR and had arrested them based on inputs that they were allegedly advertising it on social media and looking for potential buyers.

However, the four have now been booked for “data brokering” in a separate case, Delhi Police sources told ThePrint.

“They have been booked in a separate case under Indian Penal Code section 420 (cheating) and sections of the Information Technology Act,” said a senior police officer.

Read more at The Print.

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  • India’s Biggest Data Leak So Far? Covid-19 Test Info of 81.5Cr Citizens With ICMR Up for Sale
  • Four Held in ICMR Data Leak Case
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