最高法院针对老年人的数码逮捕骗局呈上升趋势, Supreme Court acts after fake court order scams steal ₹25B from victims, mostly elderly.

最高法院对利用伪造的法院文件和伪造的司法命令勒索钱财的针对弱势个人,特别是老年公民的数字逮捕骗局激增采取了自行行动。 The Supreme Court has taken suo motu action over a surge in digital arrest scams targeting vulnerable individuals, particularly elderly citizens, using forged court documents and fake judicial orders to extort money. 根据最高法院的虚假命令, 一名73岁的妇女被骗转移了超过1亿卢比. The move follows a case in Haryana where a 73-year-old woman was tricked into transferring over ₹1 crore based on a fabricated Supreme Court order. 由Surya Kant法官和Joymalya Bagchi法官领导的法院谴责伪造司法文件是对公众信任和法治的严重威胁,指示中央调查局、联合内政部和国家机构应对和协调全国范围的努力。 The court, led by Justices Surya Kant and Joymalya Bagchi, condemned the forgery of judicial documents as a serious threat to public trust and the rule of law, directing the CBI, Union Home Ministry, and state agencies to respond and coordinate nationwide efforts. 数据显示,此类网络犯罪急剧上升,损失近250亿日元,数千个欺诈账户被冻结,这促使人们紧急呼吁加强执法和提高公众意识。 Data shows a sharp rise in such cybercrimes, with nearly ₹25 billion lost and thousands of fraudulent accounts blocked, prompting urgent calls for stronger enforcement and public awareness.