A new variant of the fake NextGen mParivahan malware has emerged, exhibiting enhanced stealth and data theft capabilities. The malware, disguised as a government traffic notification system, tricks users into downloading a malicious app that requests extensive permissions. This latest version targets messages from social media, communication, and e-commerce apps, posing a greater threat to user privacy. It employs advanced techniques such as malformed APKs, multi-stage dropper-payload architectures, and dynamic C2 generation to evade detection. The malware steals sensitive data, including SMS messages and notification content, uploading it to Firebase or a C2 server. Its ability to access notifications, SMS, and app data significantly risks user privacy, highlighting the need for improved security awareness and analysis tools.