Digital arrest: Retired Mangaluru woman loses Rs 3.09 crore...

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Digital arrest: Retired Mangaluru woman loses Rs 3.09 crore pension; online scammers pose as postal officials

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A retired woman in Mangaluru was defrauded of Rs 3.09 crore in a sophisticated "digital arrest" scam. Cybercriminals posing as law enforcement officials convinced her that a parcel in her name contained drugs. They coerced her into transferring her pension savings over several months, promising to resolve the fabricated case, before she realised the deception.

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