Gurugram, Sept. 2 -- Five suspected members of an interstate gang were held in Nuh on Sunday night for allegedly supplying mule account kits and SIM cards to cyber frauds in the district, police said on Monday. The accused were identified as Mohammad Aftab, 23, Ejaz Khan, 22, Akhlakh, 25, Mohammad Ajmul, 21, Mohammad Shahzad, 26, and Mohammad Sahid, 22. Police said that over three dozen mule account kits, including debit cards, SIM cards used for fraud calls were seized. Krishan Kumar, PRO of Nuh police said Shahzad and Sahid were first arrested from near Jaisinghpur flyover, while the others were nabbed from various locations in the city. "The accused were sourcing mule accounts and fake SIM cards from Nagpur, Maharashtra and supplying them to cybercriminals in Nuh," he said. Kumar said the suspects' associates were responsible for opening or arranging mule accounts, their kits and SIM cards activated on the basis of fraudulent documents....