A notorious conwoman, who managed to escape from a train after being arrested for a Rs 4 crore real estate fraud, has been rearrested in Pune. The cyber criminals involved in the case had posed as the company's chairman and managing director to dupe the p
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The fraud involved a prominent real estate company in Pune, which was swindled by cyber criminals posing as the company’s chairman and managing director.
The conwoman managed to escape from a train while being transported to a different location after her initial arrest.
Experts have called for stricter cybersecurity measures and better training for employees to recognize and prevent such sophisticated scams. The real estate company has also committed to tightening their security protocols.
The scam has sent shockwaves through the real estate sector in Pune, highlighting the vulnerabilities in the industry and the need for enhanced security measures.
The rearrest marks a significant milestone in the investigation of the Rs 4 crore fraud and has provided a major breakthrough, with the authorities now working to trace the remaining members of the fraud syndicate.
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