DET has confirmed that Santosh Yadav, Rakesh Yadav, and Jitesh have fled the UAE and are currently believed to be in Qatar. For fellow victims, the most important step is to immediately gather and secure all evidence, including payment receipts, WhatsApp chats, emails, call recordings, contracts, bank transfer details, passport copies, and any promises or advertisements shared by the accused. Victims should file official complaints with UAE authorities such as the police, cybercrime units, and relevant economic or labor departments, while also keeping copies of every complaint number and communication. It is advisable for victims to coordinate together, as multiple complaints strengthen the case and help authorities establish a larger pattern of fraud. Victims should avoid direct confrontation or threats toward the accused online, and instead focus on legal documentation and cooperation with authorities in both the UAE and Qatar if required. Consulting a lawyer familiar with cross-border financial or fraud cases can also help victims understand recovery options and possible international action.