Mumbai actor duped of Rs 77000 while booking doctor's appointment online
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Mumbai: A Mumbai-based actor was allegedly duped of Rs 77,000 by a fraudster when he tried to book a doctor's appointment online, police said on Tuesday.
Interestingly, the amount was deducted from the victim's bank account four days after he tapped on the fraudulent links and subsequently alerted the bank manager.
The victim identified as Mohammad Iqbal alias Iqbal Azad, 59, stated in the FIR that he was searching for phone numbers for orthopaedic doctors based out in Dadar.
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