Pune Woman Loses ₹43.5 Lakh in Fake Crime Branch Scam

Pune woman was scammed of ₹43.5 lakh in a digital fraud. Fake Mumbai Crime Branch officers lured her into their trap. They accused her of involvement in a fake drug case.
The scammers called her, posing as crime branch officials. They claimed her identity was linked to illegal activities. The woman was threatened with arrest if she didn’t cooperate. They convinced her to transfer money for investigation purposes.
She made multiple transactions, fearing legal consequences. The fraudsters assured her that the money was for verification. They created a sense of urgency, forcing quick decisions.
Realizing she was scammed, she reported the incident to Pune Police. An investigation is underway to trace the culprits. Police have warned citizens about similar digital scams.

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Authorities urge people not to trust unsolicited calls blindly. Always verify the identity of officials before transferring money. Avoid sharing personal details over phone calls.
This scam highlights the growing menace of digital fraud in India. Citizens are advised to stay alert and report suspicious activities. Pune Police continues efforts to educate the public on online safety.

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