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In an incident reported recently, a famous city-based progressive writer and poet, Naresh Saxena, was kept under digital arrest in his room for six long hours by cyberheist operators posing as CBI officers.
He was arrested based on the complaint filed by a woman student of Sree Sankara College, Kalady.
According to the police, the fraudsters impersonated CBI officials.
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The accused, a native of Madikeri in Karnataka, used the help of mobile phone-selling shops to activate SIM cards in the name of strangers.
Local police overlooked a Rs 2 crore complaint against the accused.
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