India is witnessing a surge in “digital arrest” scams, where fraudsters impersonate law enforcement to extort money. Recent cases include an 82-year-old retired colonel in Chandigarh losing ₹3.4 crore.
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Chapters:
0:00 Rising Cases of Digital Fraud: An Overview
0:30 The Shocking Case of Colonel Dilip Singh
1:00 How Cyber Criminals Operate: The Digital Arrest
1:30 Understanding the Tactics Used by Fraudsters
2:00 Appeal for Justice: The Colonel’s Plea to Authorities
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