Chandigarh, Aug. 17 -- A cyber fraud accused has been arrested from West Bengal for allegedly duping a city-based woman of Rs.9.51 lakh in a digital arrest case. Accused Raj Kumar Shaw (34) hails from Howrah, police said. The case was registered on September 27, 2024. The complainant stated that the accused made a phone call to her, falsely claiming that she had been involved in money laundering and human trafficking activities. He allegedly placed her under 'digital arrest and forced her to transfer Rs.9.51 lakh to a bank account provided by the accused, the complainant mentioned. During the investigation, the police found that the amount was transferred to Shaw's account. Police officials said the accused named another man involved in the crime. A manhunt has been launched for his arrest, officials said. The accused was produced before a court, which sent him to judicial custody on Saturday. The cyber police said it arrested a man from West Bengal for allegedly duping a city resident of Rs.23.3 lakh. Accused Mohammad Umar (32) was arrested from Sealdah in Kolkata. According to the FIR registered on July 21, 2025, the victim saw an advertisement on Facebook and later joined a WhatsApp group as instructed by the accused. She mentioned in her complaint that acting on the instructions of the group administrator, she transferred Rs.23.3 lakh into various accounts provided by them. Police said Rs.17.3 lakh was credited to the accused's bank account. Two more persons have been named by the accused who are yet to be arrested, cops said. The accused was presented in a court that sent him to judicial custody on Saturday....