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71-year-old retired consumer court judge from Maharashtra's Amravati cheated of Rs 31 lakh in digital arrest scam

According to cyber police officials in Amravati, they received a complaint from the former judge on Wednesday and have filed an FIR. The officials were investigating the matter further

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The fraudster told the victim that a fraud amounting to around Rs 30 lakh has been committed through his bank account. Representational Pic/File

The fraudster told the victim that a fraud amounting to around Rs 30 lakh has been committed through his bank account. Representational Pic/File

A 71-year-old judge who retired from a consumer court in Amravati district of Maharashtra was reportedly duped of Rs 31 lakh by cyber fraudsters in a digital arrest scam, a police official said on Friday, reported the PTI.

According to cyber police officials in Amravati, around 700 km from Mumbai, they received a complaint from the former judge on Wednesday and have filed an FIR. The officials were investigating the matter further.

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