Supreme Court Directs Centre On Digital-Fraud Procedure
The Supreme Court on February 9, 2026 described the siphoning of over ₹54,000 crore by digital frauds as 'robbery' and directed the Centre to draft a standard operating procedure in consultation with the RBI, banks and the Department of Telecommunications. It ordered the Ministry of Home Affairs to prepare a draft MoU within four weeks, asked the CBI to identify digital arrest cases, and urged a compensation framework and rapid account-freezing measures.
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Sources
- Read OriginalSC terms siphoning of over ₹54,000 cr by digital fraud ‘dacoity’, asks Centre to frame SoPthehindu.com
- Read OriginalRs 54,000 cr digital fraud is 'dacoity', SC tells Centre to actrediff.com
