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Retired bank manager held in ‘digital arrest’ for 54 days, loses Rs 40.90 lakh in Bhandup

A retired bank manager from Mumbai was allegedly trapped in a long digital arrest cyber fraud, where criminals impersonating security agencies kept him under psychological pressure for 54 days and extorted Rs 40.90 lakh.

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Retired banker trapped for 54 days in cyber fraud. Representational Image

Retired banker trapped for 54 days in cyber fraud. Representational Image

A retired manager of the Maharashtra State Co-operative Bank, Rajendra, from Bhandup, was allegedly trapped in a 54-day “digital arrest” scam by cyber fraudsters, reported IANS.

According to Mumbai Police, the accused impersonated officials from the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) and the National Investigation Agency (NIA), and extorted Rs 40.90 lakh from him by threatening to link him to the Delhi bomb blasts and a money laundering case.

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