Digital arrest
No arrest happens on a video call.
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Unknown callerUrgent
“This is Mumbai Police. Your Aadhaar is linked to a crime. Stay on video call and transfer ₹25,000 for verification.”
SCAM
Police do not arrest or demand money over video call.
₹22,495 crore
reported lost to cyber fraud by Indians in 2025
Source: Ministry of Home Affairs data reported by ThePrint, February 2026.
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Hang up. Do not transfer money.
Verify through an official number you find yourself. If you sent money, call 1930 immediately.
One rule can stop a scam
Pause when someone creates panic, secrecy, or urgency.
Check through a second channel before you pay, click, or share.
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