NOB- Banglore news: A 77-year-old woman named Lakshmi Sivakumar from Bangalore received a phone call in the name of the officials of the telecom department.
He explained over the phone that she was doing illegal activities using the SIM card bearing her name. She was suddenly scared.The cybercriminals said on the phone that the Mumbai Crime Branch police received a complaint. If you are involved in money laundering using your SIM card, you have been warned to immediately give the details of your bank accounts and investments or else you will be arrested. In addition to this, a fake FIR document and a fake arrest warrant was issued by the Supreme Court, were also sent to the phone. So she thought all this was true. He said that the money should be paid immediately to avoid arrest. Afraid of this, she immediately paid Rs. 12 crores.After that, they lost connection with the old woman.

When she called to talk back no one was available. Eventually, she realized that she had been duped and filed a complaint with the police.This incident has now become a topic of discussion.
Experts suggest being cautious in the face of cybercriminals lurking. In any case, it is said to be vigilant about phone calls from unknown numbers. Remember that you have nothing to fear as long as you have done nothing wrong. Financial details should not be shared with others. Anyone making such calls is advised to contact the police immediately.