Dehradun, May 21 -- A 32-year-old woman has been duped of Rs.98,000 by a man who posed as a customer care of a bank company, police said on Tuesday. "A complaint was filed May 13 by Pratiksha Nanasaheb Kale, who is an Indian Forest Service (IFS) probationer, stating that she was duped of Rs.98,000. On the basis of her complaint, an FIR was registered on Monday against an unidentified person under sections 318 (4) Cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property and 66 (D) (cheating by personation by using computer resource) of the IT Act at Cantt police station," Cantt station house officer Kailash Chandra Bhatt said. Quoting her complaint, he said: "On February 15, my credit card was delivered to me. On March 25, I received a call from someone claiming to be ICICI customer care. She claimed that one-month of my credit card service is completed and here onwards service charges will be applied. The caller said there will be no service charge after a process called credit limit management, and assured me that no charges will be imposed and I don't have to share any OTP/PIN number. She guided me through iMobile app settings under the pretext of process. Later, Rs.98,000 was transacted. I received payment due messages despite not using the card." "We have registered the FIR. Probe is underway,' he added....