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An 82-year-old retired Indian Army officer and his wife were defrauded of Rs 3.4 crore by cybercriminals posing as Enforcement Directorate personnel. The scam, known as a "digital arrest," involved the fraudsters claiming to investigate a Rs 5,038-crore scam and accusing the couple of money laundering.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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