印度最高法院下令对数字逮捕骗局进行全国性的CBI调查, 继2024年123,000多起案件和3,000 损失之后。 India's Supreme Court ordered a nationwide CBI probe into digital arrest scams, following over 123,000 cases and ₹3,000 crore in losses in 2024.

印度最高法院已指示CBI调查数字逮捕骗局,这是犯罪分子通过视频电话冒充警察或官员以勒索钱财的网络欺诈激增。 The Supreme Court of India has directed the CBI to investigate digital arrest scams, a surge in cyber frauds where criminals impersonate police or officials via video calls to extort money. 2025年12月1日,法院下令进行泛印度调查,要求国家同意,并授权CBI根据《防止腐败法》对共犯银行家采取行动。 On December 1, 2025, the court ordered a pan-India probe, requiring state consent, and authorized the CBI to act under the Prevention of Corruption Act against complicit bankers. 它要求皇家调查局在识别AI驱动的欺诈行为方面给予合作,指示信息技术公司和社会媒体平台共享数据,并责成各国加强网络犯罪单位。 It demanded cooperation from the RBI on AI-driven fraud detection, directed IT firms and social media platforms to share data, and mandated states to strengthen cybercrime units. 法院还指示国际刑警组织合作追踪离岸犯罪分子，并强调紧急打击涉及假逮捕、投资欺诈和骡子账户的诈骗，此前2024年报告报告的案件超过12.3万起，损失超过300亿卢比。 The court also directed Interpol collaboration to track offshore criminals and emphasized urgent action against scams involving fake arrests, investment frauds, and mule accounts, following reports of over 123,000 cases and losses exceeding ₹3,000 crore in 2024.