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Mumbai police have arrested a six-member gang posing as CBI officials, who duped people using a "digital arrest" scam. The gang, from Rajasthan, had collected Rs 32 lakh from a Kandivali resident and transferred it into 15 bank accounts. They were arrested in South Mumbai while trying to send the proceeds abroad via USDT. Five more arrests followed further investigation.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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