CJI Expresses Shock at 'Digital Arrest' Cases, According to Live Law
What happened
According to a Live Law report, the Chief Justice of India expressed shock at 'digital arrest' cases, asking what kind of people believe they can be arrested on a mobile phone. The full remarks are not available in the material provided.
When it started
The date of the remarks and the court proceeding in which they were made are not stated in the source provided.
How it spread
The report is reported via a Google News link to Live Law. The source gives only the headline, so the exact wording and context of the remarks could not be verified.
Why it matters
'Digital arrest' generally refers to scams in which fraudsters pose as law enforcement and coerce victims over phone or video calls. The Chief Justice's remarks reflect judicial concern about such cases, according to the headline.