Updated On: 11 April, 2024 08:43 PM IST | Mumbai | Apoorva Agashe
The first accused was arrested from Mumbai airport and the police also seized debit cards, credit cards, cheque books, mobile phones and sim cards from him

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The Matunga police in Mumbai apprehended three alleged accused for running a fake call centre and luring the customers to invest in the stock market for `double returns`. The matter came to light when the complainant Chandrashekhar Taware (56) approached the Matunga police station to register an FIR in the case.
According to the police, "The complainant received a call in the month of February and the caller gave him the information about stock market. The caller told to the victim that if he invests in Profit Bull & M/S L B Enterprises, he would receive huge profits. The victim got attracted to the offer and agreed to invest Rs 7,000 after downloading the Profit Bull app."