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Mumbai Police register FIR after singer duped of Rs 45,000 in three-way call merge scam

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TOI MumbaiOctober 3, 20261 min read
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Mumbai Police register FIR after singer duped of Rs 45,000 in three-way call merge scam

In a troubling incident, 73-year-old singer Ravi Mehra from Andheri (West) fell victim to a scam totaling Rs 45,000. He was deceived by a call purporting to be from Zepto Customer Care regarding a missing parcel. After transferring a small amount, Mehra discovered a large withdrawal from his account, followed by another call asking for his bank details to supposedly refund him

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