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Kerala Doctor Duped Of Rs 4.43 Crore In Online Trading Fraud; 2 Arrested
The Kerala Police's cyber crime unit arrested two men from Chennai in connection with a sophisticated online trading fraud that defrauded a doctor in Kannur of Rs 4.43 crore, officials said on Monday.
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Gold Sold, Deposits Broken: Gujarat Doctor Loses 19 Crores To 'Digital Arrest'
A senior woman doctor in Gujarat's Gandhinagar was kept under 'digital arrest' for over three months, forced to break fixed deposits, take loans, and blackmailed into paying more than Rs 19 crore to fraudsters, police have found
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70-Year-Old Duped Of Rs 3 Crore, Kept Under 'Digital Arrest' For 8 days
A 70-year-old doctor was cheated by cyber criminals of Rs 3 crore and kept under "digital arrest" for eight days after being accused of involvement in a non-existent money laundering scam, a Mumbai police official said on Saturday.
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Surveillance, Fear: How People Are Losing Crores To 'Digital Arrest' Scams
There have been several advisories warning people that there is no provision for 'digital arrest' or online investigation in Indian law enforcement and yet and doctors and lawyers have fallen prey to such scams, losing crores in the process.
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Top UP Doctor Kept Under "Digital House Arrest" For 6 Days, Cheated Of Rs 2.8 Crores
A neurologist at the SGPGI in Uttar Pradesh's Lucknow has fallen victim to an elaborate cyber fraud, losing Rs 2.8 crore to scammers, who kept her under "digital house arrest" for six days posing as officials from the Central Bureau of Investigation
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Noida Doctor Duped Of Rs 60 Lakh By Cyber Thugs After 'Digital Arrest'
A 40-year-old doctor in Noida fell victim to an elaborate cyber fraud, losing around Rs 60 lakh over two days during which she was held under "digital house arrest" by the fraudsters, officials said Thursday.
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Doctor Loses 59 Lakhs In 'Digital Arrest' Scam, Was Told She Circulated Porn
A Noida-based woman doctor has lost Rs 59 lakh after scamsters tricked her into 'digital arrest' for 48 hours - a modus operandi that is being increasingly used in Delhi NCR to dupe people.
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Kerala Doctor Duped Of Rs 4.43 Crore In Online Trading Fraud; 2 Arrested
The Kerala Police's cyber crime unit arrested two men from Chennai in connection with a sophisticated online trading fraud that defrauded a doctor in Kannur of Rs 4.43 crore, officials said on Monday.
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Gold Sold, Deposits Broken: Gujarat Doctor Loses 19 Crores To 'Digital Arrest'
A senior woman doctor in Gujarat's Gandhinagar was kept under 'digital arrest' for over three months, forced to break fixed deposits, take loans, and blackmailed into paying more than Rs 19 crore to fraudsters, police have found
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70-Year-Old Duped Of Rs 3 Crore, Kept Under 'Digital Arrest' For 8 days
A 70-year-old doctor was cheated by cyber criminals of Rs 3 crore and kept under "digital arrest" for eight days after being accused of involvement in a non-existent money laundering scam, a Mumbai police official said on Saturday.
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Surveillance, Fear: How People Are Losing Crores To 'Digital Arrest' Scams
There have been several advisories warning people that there is no provision for 'digital arrest' or online investigation in Indian law enforcement and yet and doctors and lawyers have fallen prey to such scams, losing crores in the process.
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Top UP Doctor Kept Under "Digital House Arrest" For 6 Days, Cheated Of Rs 2.8 Crores
A neurologist at the SGPGI in Uttar Pradesh's Lucknow has fallen victim to an elaborate cyber fraud, losing Rs 2.8 crore to scammers, who kept her under "digital house arrest" for six days posing as officials from the Central Bureau of Investigation
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Noida Doctor Duped Of Rs 60 Lakh By Cyber Thugs After 'Digital Arrest'
A 40-year-old doctor in Noida fell victim to an elaborate cyber fraud, losing around Rs 60 lakh over two days during which she was held under "digital house arrest" by the fraudsters, officials said Thursday.
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Doctor Loses 59 Lakhs In 'Digital Arrest' Scam, Was Told She Circulated Porn
A Noida-based woman doctor has lost Rs 59 lakh after scamsters tricked her into 'digital arrest' for 48 hours - a modus operandi that is being increasingly used in Delhi NCR to dupe people.
