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flag Supreme Court acts after fake court order scams steal ₹25B from victims, mostly elderly.

flag The Supreme Court has taken suo motu action over a surge in digital arrest scams targeting vulnerable individuals, particularly elderly citizens, using forged court documents and fake judicial orders to extort money. flag The move follows a case in Haryana where a 73-year-old woman was tricked into transferring over ₹1 crore based on a fabricated Supreme Court order. flag The court, led by Justices Surya Kant and Joymalya Bagchi, condemned the forgery of judicial documents as a serious threat to public trust and the rule of law, directing the CBI, Union Home Ministry, and state agencies to respond and coordinate nationwide efforts. flag Data shows a sharp rise in such cybercrimes, with nearly ₹25 billion lost and thousands of fraudulent accounts blocked, prompting urgent calls for stronger enforcement and public awareness.

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