Digital Arrest Scams: What Indian Law Actually Says (2026)


Imagine receiving a video call from someone wearing a police uniform who says you’re involved in a money laundering case. They display what appears to be a Supreme Court warrant, demand that you stay on camera, threaten immediate arrest, and instruct you to transfer your money to a “safe government account.”

It sounds terrifying—but it’s a scam.

This guide explains what digital arrest scams are, what Indian law actually says in 2026, your legal rights, and exactly what to do if you become a victim.

This is a short version of our full article — read full version here → [https://cyberadvocate.com/digital-arrest-scams-india-law-2026/]

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