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Home / Crime and Justice / Actor's Family Faces "Digital Arrest" by Scammers

Actor's Family Faces "Digital Arrest" by Scammers

18 Nov, 2025

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Summary

  • Fraudsters digitally arrested an actor's family member for two days.
  • Scammers impersonated CBI officials, demanding financial details.
  • Victim transferred ₹2 crore as a fake surety and faced constant surveillance.
Actor's Family Faces "Digital Arrest" by Scammers

A close family member of actor Nagarjuna Akkineni was recently subjected to a "digital arrest" by fraudsters, lasting for two days. These criminals meticulously tracked the family, exploiting perceived weaknesses to orchestrate a sophisticated scam. They impersonated CBI officials, using threats of legal action to gain control.

The victim was placed under constant Skype surveillance, compelled to share extensive financial information and make numerous bank transfers. The fraudsters demanded a substantial sum, including a fake surety payment of ₹2 crore, and promised a fabricated clearance letter. This intense psychological pressure left the victim severely unwell.

The scam began with a fabricated DHL parcel notification, escalating to impersonations of law enforcement. The fraudsters' awareness of the victim's location and phone activity intensified the fear, preventing her from seeking immediate help. The incident underscores the alarming reach and methods of modern cybercrime syndicates.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
A digital arrest scam involves fraudsters impersonating officials, using threats, and surveillance to extort money and personal information from victims.
They posed as CBI officers, claiming misuse of identity, and forced the victim into a virtual confinement using Skype surveillance.
The fraudsters demanded a fake surety of ₹2 crore and additional payments for purported taxes and processing charges.

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