A Delhi Police team has arrested 2 accused in connection with an alleged digital arrest scam involving ₹6 lakh, according to an update from the force. The arrests were made in Rajasthan and Jammu and Kashmir.
Police said the suspected gang had links to Cambodia. The update did not disclose the identities of the arrested people, the victims involved or the specific locations where the alleged fraud took place.
What the police update says
The case concerns a digital arrest deception, a form of fraud in which victims are allegedly manipulated through online or phone-based interactions. In this instance, Delhi Police said ₹6 lakh was taken through the alleged scam.
The South Delhi police team carried out the arrests in two different locations: Rajasthan and Jammu and Kashmir. The available information does not state when the arrests occurred or identify the legal sections applied in the case.
The Cambodia connection was highlighted by police as part of the investigation into the suspected gang. No further details were provided about the overseas links, the wider network or any additional arrests.
Conclusion
Delhi Police said 2 accused were arrested in Rajasthan and Jammu and Kashmir in an alleged ₹6 lakh digital arrest scam, with the suspected gang linked to Cambodia.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the case about?
The case concerns an alleged digital arrest scam involving ₹6 lakh.
Q. How many people were arrested?
Delhi Police said 2 accused were arrested.
Q. Where were the arrests made?
The arrests were made in Rajasthan and Jammu and Kashmir.
Q. Which police team made the arrests?
The arrests were made by a Delhi Police team identified in the update as the South Delhi team.
Q. What overseas link did police mention?
Police said the suspected gang had links to Cambodia.
