Claiming that she was under investigation for money laundering, the fraudsters intimidated the woman into transferring Rs 3.07 crore to their accounts.
48 Hours, Rs 3 Crore: Cyber Criminals Pose As CBI Officers, Target Retired Professor In Patna
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