The Supreme Court on Thursday made strong remarks on 'digital arrest' scams and suggested that the banks may be held liable to pay compensation to victims. In this regard, CJI Surya Kant asked "How can someone be arrested over a mobile phone?" He also emphasised the need for regulations to halt suspicious transactions and ensure the return of funds to victims of cyber fraud.
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