Agra Teacher Dies After Falling Victim to 'Digital Arrest' Scam
A fraudulent call claiming her daughter was involved in a sex racket led to a fatal heart attack for Malti Verma, a government school teacher.
- Malti Verma, a 58-year-old teacher in Agra, received a scam call on September 30 alleging her daughter was caught in a sex racket.
- The caller, posing as a police officer, demanded ₹1 lakh to prevent the alleged scandal from being exposed.
- Despite her son confirming the call was a fraud, Verma's anxiety escalated, resulting in a heart attack.
- Verma was rushed to the hospital after returning home from work but was declared dead upon arrival.
- The incident highlights the growing threat of 'digital arrest' scams, prompting police investigations and public concern.