MUMBAI, Jan. 12 -- The Sakinaka police have busted a gang allegedly supplying "bank account kits" of reputed banks to cyber frauds involved in illegal gaming and betting apps, APK file scams and other online frauds. Three members of the gang were arrested from a hotel in Sakinaka in the early hours of Saturday. The arrested accused have been identified as Sinajuddin Abdul Pilakal, Suraj Dilip Davande and Ashish Shivkumar Pal. A local court remanded them to police custody. According to the police, the kits contained debit cards, SIM cards, passwords and other documents, which were allegedly handed over to cyber criminals to operate mule accounts used for defrauding victims. In APK file scams, victims are tricked into installing malicious Android application packages through links or messages, allowing fraudsters remote access to phones, banking details and OTPs. The police swung into action after receiving a tip-off about suspicious activity at Hotel Icon on the Andheri-Ghatkopar Link Road. A raid at around 4 am led to the arrest of Pilakal and Davande from room number 108. Electronic devices, including a laptop, three mobile phones and SIM cards, were seized. During interrogation, the duo revealed the names of other accomplices, including Rajesh B, Ayan alias Maqsood Sheikh and Saurav alias Anand Sharma. Ashish Pal was subsequently detained for allegedly acting as a lookout. The gang is suspected to have opened multiple bank accounts and supplied the kits to cyber frauds across states. "We have arrested a few accused and are tracing the rest to ascertain how many kits were distributed and to whom," said a police officer from Sakinaka Police Station....