Supreme Court Pulls Up Banks Over Digital Arrests As Educated Citizens Fall Prey
By India Today
The Supreme Court of India expressed strong frustration over the persistent rise of digital arrest scams across the country, questioning how educated citizens continue to fall prey to such cyber frauds despite extensive awareness campaigns. The top court pointed out that genuine court orders can easily be verified on…
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