MUMBAI – The nightmare began with a phone call that would cost Anjali (not her real name) 58.5m rupees ($663,390).The caller claimed to be from a courier company, alleging that Mumbai customs had seizedMUMBAI – The nightmare began with a phone call that would cost Anjali (not her real name) 58.5m rupees ($663,390).The caller claimed to be from a courier company, alleging that Mumbai customs had seized
Duped of millions in ‘digital arrest’, Indian woman seeks answers from banks
