The Supreme Court opposes bail for those accused of digital arrest scams, allowing it only under extraordinary circumstances. The court emphasized the crime's severity, especially against senior citizens, and urged strict anti-organized crime laws. Over ₹3,000 crore has been lost to such frauds.
The Supreme Court opposes bail for those accused of digital arrest scams, allowing it only under extraordinary circumstances. The court emphasized the crime's severity, especially against senior citizens, and urged strict anti-organized crime laws. Over ₹3,000 crore has been lost to such frauds.
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The Supreme Court opposes bail for those accused of digital arrest scams, allowing it only under extraordinary circumstances. The court emphasized the crime's severity, especially against senior citizens, and urged strict anti-organized crime laws. Over ₹3,000 crore has been lost to such frauds.
