The detective department of the Siliguri Police Commissionerate raided the house in New Market locality last night and arrested Ranvijay Singh, who was operating from there for around six months.
Police seized 190 Nepalese and Indian SIM cards, a large number of ATM cards, four laptops, three voter ID cards bearing the name of a single person, and five GSM Gateway Machines from his possession.
GSM Gateway Machines allow direct routing among various networks like analog, GSM, digital and Internet Protocol (IP).
Singh, hailing from Siwan district of Bihar, had worked in Qatar in 2009 and then in Oman the next year. He started staying in Siliguri in 2015 and shifted to Panitanki this year, the police said.
Police were also investigating whether the man was involved in any other crimes.
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