Mumbai Fraud Alert: Kandivali Man Arrested For Duping Freelancer In ₹69 Lakh Share-Linked Loan Scam
Free Press Journal reports that a man in Mumbai's Kandivali area has been arrested for allegedly defrauding a freelancer of ₹69 lakh through a share-linked loan scheme. Malaysian consumers should remain cautious of unsolicited investment opportunities and verify the legitimacy of any financial scheme before participating.
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