India, Oct. 4 -- The cyber police station in South Delhi has arrested two men from Jammu and Kashmir and Rajasthan for allegedly duping a person through digital arrest cyber fraud and for their involvement in more than 10 cases, police said Sunday.

The accused allegedly contacted the victim through a WhatsApp video call, posed as law enforcement officials and threatened the person with arrest. The victim, a businessman, was threatened and harassed before the accused induced them to transfer Rs.6 lakh, police said. An e-FIR was registered at Cyber South police station under sections 308, 318(4), 319 and 340 of the BNS.

Police said their investigation began with tracing the financial trail. The amount that was cheated was first credited t...