India, May 6 -- A sessions court on Monday refused bail to a 21-year-old Satara man accused of luring youths with fake overseas jobs and trafficking them to Myanmar for cyber fraud, ruling that evidence on record, including bank transactions, prima facie establishes his role.

Additional Sessions Judge NV Jiwane said the accused, Om Pravin Jadhav's, involvement appeared specific and backed by material evidence. "The record shows the specific allegations levelled against the applicant," the court noted.

According to the prosecution, the case stems from a complaint that uncovered a trafficking racket linked to cyber scam centres in Southeast Asia. Victims were allegedly promised high-paying jobs in Thailand but were routed to Myanmar and f...