Noida, Sept. 3 -- A woman in Noida's Sector 41 lost Rs.43.70 lakh to cyber criminals after being put into "digital arrest" for 26 days, alleging that her bank accounts were being used to fund "Pahalgam attack terrorists", police said on Tuesday. The woman, who retired from a corporate office, became a victim after getting a call on July 18, from a woman caller claiming to be from a telecom firm, officers said. She was allegedly also told that a mobile phone, registered in her name in Mumbai was being used for gambling and blackmailing, police said. "She told me that she was connecting me to the Mumbai Police Crime Branch to know whom I shall need to obtain a clearance certificate," reads her FIR lodged at cybercrime branch on August 31. Later, a person impersonating a Mumbai Crime Branch officer in a WhatsApp video call said there is an arrest warrant in my name because there are four bank accounts in Mumbai in my name, which are being used in Hawala, drug trafficking, online gambling, including funding to terrorists involved in the Pahalgam attack from these accounts, the FIR added. "On the pretext of a security deposit and promising to return the money after investigation, the cybercriminals forced her to transfer all her savings. In eight RTGS transactions she was duped of Rs.43.70 lakh," said cybercrime branch SHO Ranjeet Singh, adding: "When she sought a loan from an advocate neighbour to pay the frauds Rs.15 lakh more, he told her that she had fallen victim to cyber frauds." A case under sections for cheating, cheating by personation, and extortion of the BNS and the IT Act has been registered, and further investigation is underway....