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Cyber fraudsters tricked a leading private bank into transferring over Rs 11.34 crore into two accounts, pretending it was for business operations. The Mumbai police, alerted via the 1930 helpline, quickly registered a complaint and coordinated with bank officials, freezing most of the funds (Rs 11.19 crore) in the fraudulent accounts.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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