The Cyber Crime Unit in Hyderabad arrested three men involved in a digital arrest racket. They cheated a 71-year-old man, Chaganti Hanumantha Rao, out of ₹1,92,50,070 from November 7 to 14. The victim was threatened with a fake case about Aadhaar misuse. Scammers showed him forged documents and a fake ATM card. Under pressure, he transferred money to several bank accounts. The arrested men are Pandu Vinith Raj (24), Thirupathaiah (40), and Gouni Vishwanatham (46). Police said, "Vinith Raj acted as an account supplier, while Thirupathaiah and Vishwanatham jointly operated one of the accounts used to collect the victim’s deposits." Another suspect, Sandeep aka Alex, is still on the run. The victim got a call from fraudsters pretending to be central agency officials. They accused him of financial crimes and warned they would freeze his accounts and arrest him. The scammers then switched to video calls, showing a fake ID card and a doctored first information report from Delhi. They told him to stay isolated while transferring money. Police linked this gang to five similar cases in India, including two in Telangana. Officers seized four mobile phones from the arrested men. Inspector K. Satish Reddy’s team tracked the money and caught the suspects in Hyderabad and Mahbubnagar. The Cyber Crime Unit warned, digital arrest scams are common and often fool elderly people. They reminded everyone, "No law enforcement agency asks for fines or deposits over phone or video calls." People should not share personal info, and report suspicious calls by dialing 1930 or visiting the National Cyber Crime Portal.