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Crime
CBI arrests two suspects in ₹11 crore digital loot case
✍️ TOI India
🗓 28 Sep 2026, 06:17 AM
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The Central Bureau of Investigation has taken into custody two individuals accused of siphoning ₹11 crore through digital means, according to a report by TOI India.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) announced that it has arrested two persons in connection with a digital fraud that allegedly involved the misappropriation of ₹11 crore. The arrests were made following a series of investigations into the electronic transfer of funds, which authorities say were conducted through sophisticated online channels.
According to the agency, the suspects are believed to have orchestrated the scheme using digital platforms to conceal the movement of money, thereby evading traditional detection methods. The CBI has not disclosed the identities of the individuals or the specific digital mechanisms employed, citing the ongoing nature of the probe.
Law enforcement officials indicated that the case underscores the growing challenge of cyber-enabled financial crimes in India. They emphasized that the agency will continue to pursue all leads to recover the misappropriated funds and bring the perpetrators to justice.
Further details are expected to emerge as the investigation progresses, with the CBI pledging transparency in its efforts to combat digital fraud.
According to the agency, the suspects are believed to have orchestrated the scheme using digital platforms to conceal the movement of money, thereby evading traditional detection methods. The CBI has not disclosed the identities of the individuals or the specific digital mechanisms employed, citing the ongoing nature of the probe.
Law enforcement officials indicated that the case underscores the growing challenge of cyber-enabled financial crimes in India. They emphasized that the agency will continue to pursue all leads to recover the misappropriated funds and bring the perpetrators to justice.
Further details are expected to emerge as the investigation progresses, with the CBI pledging transparency in its efforts to combat digital fraud.