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Bombay High Court Refuses Bail in Alleged ₹4 Crore Digital Arrest Scam
Nyaya Prep • Published • Updated • 3 min read
The Bombay High Court refused bail to an accused in a digital-arrest fraud investigation involving approximately ₹4 crore credited to a bank account.
Key development
The accused remains in custody under the applicable orders, with further remedies available in law.
The accused remains in custody under the applicable orders, with further remedies available in law.
Background
The prosecution alleges that fraudsters impersonated authorities and induced victims to transfer money. The bail application required the Court to assess the available material and risks relevant to release, not finally determine guilt.
Legal issue and reasoning
The refusal of bail should not be treated as proof of participation in the alleged fraud. The criminal investigation or trial remains subject to the ordinary burden of proof.
Outcome and next step
The accused remains in custody under the applicable orders, with further remedies available in law.
Original report: Bar & Bench
- Cybercrime and Bail
- HC
- 9 October 2026