The National Investigation Agency (NIA) attached two immovable properties of Anand Kumar Singh, accused in a human trafficking and cyber fraud case. One flat in Thane, Maharashtra, and a piece of land in Siwan, Bihar, were bought by Singh using money earned illegally. The properties were in his wife's name. Singh is a Cambodia-based Indian national. He trafficked Indian youths to Cambodia for forced criminal cyber fraud. The NIA found that he was part of a group that lured youths with false promises of good jobs abroad. After reaching Cambodia, their passports were taken, and victims were forced to work for scam companies. Those who refused faced mental and physical torture. On December 10, a special NIA court in Patna ordered the attachment of these properties as proceeds of crime. It also directed that money from auctioning these assets be forfeited. The NIA continues efforts to dismantle the full syndicate involved in this crime.