A 67-year-old woman from Mumbai was scammed out of Rs 14 lakh by fraudsters posing as Delhi Telecom and Cyber Crime officials. They convinced her that she was involved in a money laundering case and persuaded her to transfer her savings for verification. The woman realized the fraud after consulting with her son and reported it to the police.
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