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Investigations into the digital transactions of a suspected cyber fraudster from Barasat, arrested in mid-December, have revealed his involvement in approximately 300 investment frauds totaling Rs 65 crore through fake applications. In a separate incident, a 57-year-old senior technical officer from the DRDO in Pune fell victim to a KYC scam, losing Rs 13 lakh from his bank account. Additionally, a Thane engineer was duped of Rs 62 lakh by a woman promising good returns. Cyber crime units are actively addressing these scams, with police urging citizens to remain vigilant against fraudulent communications, including fake SMS and calls pretending to be from the Guardia Civil and other authorities. Reports indicate that around Rs 9 crore was frozen in Delhi in connection with various cyber frauds, with Rs 2 crore already returned to victims in 2024.
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