India, Jan. 8 -- The Maharashtra cyber police have filed a 2,500-page charge-sheet in the Rs.58-crore 'digital arrest' case, naming 32 arrested persons and 41 wanted accused. A reward has been announced for information about some of the accused who played a crucial role in the scam and are on the run such as Vijay Khanna and Devendra Saini from Ajmer. "We have announced rewards for anyone who provides credible information about them," said a police officer.

The police said they had found that more than 10,000 mule bank accounts were used in the case with links to China, Indonesia and Hong Kong. The accounts were used by cyber criminals to route the Rs.58 crore across borders. The money was even converted into crypto currency and routed a...