MUMBAI, Sept. 30 -- A 73-year-old city resident and former Managing Director (MD) of a multinational conglomerate, who is presently working as a mining industry advisor, was cheated to the tune of Rs.70 lakhs last week. The RAK Marg police Monday registered a case based on the complaint filed by the 73-year-old resident of a luxury tower in Dadar East. The police said the accused approached the victim posing as National Investigation Agency (NIA) chief Sadanand Date. They told him he was found linked to a terror group during the Pahalgam terror attack investigations. According to the police, an unknown woman called him on Thursday, went by IPS officer Vineeta Sharma from Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) Control, New Delhi. She told the senior citizen they already raided several businessmen, politicians, and builders in the case, and the complainant's details have cropped up for helping the terrorist," said a police officer. On Friday, the victim received a call from a man posing as Date, the NIA chief. "He asked the elderly about all his investments. He was told that for his funds to be legalised, he must send the funds to the agency. After verification, they would return it," said the officer. The victim sent Rs.70 lakh to the bank accounts of the accused. "The man posing as Date sent him an acknowledgement receipt for Rs.70 lakh." Repeated demands made the complainant suspicious and he went to the RAK Marg police station. The complainant and his wife under digital arrest from 25 to 27 September, after which the frauds allowed them to use phones and other devices. Vinay Dalvi...