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Maharashtra: Bank manager in Nagpur duped of Rs 40 lakh by man posing as firm director

The police said, the manager received a WhatsApp call purportedly from the director of a firm which held a current account in the branch asking the banker to release money as a payment

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The manager of a leading bank in Ramdaspeth in Nagpur was duped of Rs 40 lakh by a man who posed as a functionary of a firm that had an account with the branch, a police official said on Sunday.

A police official said, the manager received a Whatsapp call purportedly from the director of a firm which held a current account in the branch asking the banker to release money as payment to some groups.

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