Mateen Hafeez is a journalist for The Economic Times, focusing on local news in India, specifically in Maharashtra and Mumbai. He covers a wide range of topics, including crime, finance, and social issues, providing readers with timely and informative articles on the latest happenings in the region.
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By: Mateen Hafeez
Three individuals have been arrested in Mumbai for defrauding a 76-year-old businessman of ₹3.81 crore in an elaborate online share trading scam. The investigation, revealed through a complaint filed at the Cyber Police Station, showcases the rising dangers of virtual investment schemes. A fourth accomplice remains at large as authorities continue their probe into the shell company involved.
By: Nitasha Natu, Mateen Hafeez
Mumbai: Two educated women from well-off families fell prey to separate instances of share trading frauds in which they were tricked into downloading fake trade apps and lost crores.
By: Nitasha Natu, Mateen Hafeez
Two Mumbai women, from affluent backgrounds and educated, lost crores in separate share trading scams. Lured by Facebook ads, they downloaded fraudulent trading apps, 'Mstock Max' and 'ZeradhA', and were promised significant returns. Attempts to withdraw their profits revealed a 20% penalty clause, exposing the fraud.
Reserve Bank of India received an email on Thursday threatening to blow up its Mumbai headquarters in five days with an improvised explosive device if.
Mumbai police blocked Rs 95 lakh transferred fraudulently from a ship rental company's account. Impersonating the director, fraudsters tricked the accountant via WhatsApp, requesting the transfer for a supposed project deal. The company realized the fraud and contacted the police, who froze the amount transferred to a doctor's account in UP. An investigation is underway.
Mumbai: Tarun Bhati (14), admitted to St George's Hospital, has been in a state of shock ever since he witnessed his father, Hansaram Bhati (43), a sw.
Mumbai: Deepchand Wakchaure, a 45-year-old plumber from Govandi, had a set routine of dropping his daughter to her college in the area and being home .
By: Eshan Kalyanikar, Mateen Hafeez
India News: A Mumbai plumber, Deepchand Wakchaure, tragically died in a ferry capsize after being struck by a Navy speedboat. His family, unaware he'd boarded the
"I don't know what came over me the day I transferred my savings to a bunch of cyber fraudsters… a mix of fear, confusion and anxiety perhaps.
By: Mateen Hafeez
Mumbai: A 53-year-old man working in an insurance company was duped by a cyber fraudster who promised high returns for investing in share market.
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