Chidiebere Vincent, the accused, was arrested by officers of cyber crime police station on January 31 in the national capital.
The victim, who works in the pharma industry here, got a job offer through email in November last year. The sender claimed to be a leading international drilling and engineering company, police said.
She then got a call asking her to contact 'Tony More Travelling Ltd' for VISA processing. She was informed that her job offer documents were at present stuck with Customs in Delhi, and she would need to pay Rs 6.5 lakh for "VISA Processing Fee" and similar formalities.
Later she realised that she had been duped.
The accused allegedly told the police during the questioning that six others were involved in the crime. Probe is on.
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