Deoghar police arrest two brothers for e-commerce cyber fraud
Deoghar police arrest two brothers for posing as e-commerce and digital payment customer care to cheat victims; phones and SIMs seized, probe ongoing.
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Deoghar police arrest two brothers for posing as e-commerce and digital payment customer care to cheat victims; phones and SIMs seized, probe ongoing.
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