India, June 7 -- Gurugram Police on Saturday said it has arrested two men accused of providing a bank account used to route money in a Rs.78 lakh "digital arrest" case.

The first accused, a resident of Bhagalpur in Bihar, was arrested on Wednesday and remanded to two days of police custody on Thursday, and the other accused, a native of Meerut, was arrested from his rented accommodation in Ghaziabad on Friday.

The arrests stem from a complaint filed on November 28, 2025, by a man who alleged that fraudsters posing as police officers kept him under a digital arrest between November 21 and 28 and coerced him into transferring Rs.78 lakh.

During the investigation, police found that Rs.24 lakh of the cheated amount had been transferred to ...