India, Oct. 27 -- Police have arrested two men in connection with a "digital arrest" case in which a west Delhi man was allegedly duped of Rs.2.1 crore, officials said on Monday.

According to police, the two suspects allegedly operated a mule bank account that received Rs.98,592 of the cheated amount on October 12. Investigators found that the duo withdrew Rs.49,000 in cash, with the remainder withdrawn via a cheque.

Police identified the accused as Sonu Khan, 36, and Arjun Chaudhary, 38.

Police said the victim was subjected to a digital arrest from October 10 to 15 and was duped of Rs.2.1 crores. On October 15, the Delhi Police's Special Cell lodged a case based on the victim's complaint.

Police traced Khan to a disposable goods shop...