Key Points
A Bengaluru man searched online to connect with those looking for kidneys..
A chartered accountant (CA) in Bengaluru fell prey to scammers when he tried to sell his kidney to find a solution to his financial woes..
According to the Times of India (TOI), a man named Raghuvaran (name changed) searched online to look for a buyer..
Raghuvaran, however, got suspicious when he was asked to pay 7.6 lakh more for anti-drug and terrorist clearance forms..
"The caller, a woman, claimed to be a staffer of State Bank of India, Delhi, and asked me to make a payment of 7.6 lakh to get an anti-drug and terrorist clearance form..
