MUMBAI, Nov. 13 -- The CBI has arrested a branch manager of Axis Bank in Mumbai for allegedly accepting bribes to facilitate the opening of mule accounts used by cybercriminals to launder proceeds of large-scale digital frauds. The accused, identified as Nitesh Rai, was arrested on Tuesday after investigators found that he had allegedly abused his official position to process account-opening forms for individuals linked to organised cybercrime networks. These accounts, officials said, were later used to move and disguise funds extorted through online scams, including the notorious 'digital arrest' frauds. Rai was booked under relevant provisions of the Prevention of Corruption Act and the BNS. He was produced before a designated CBI court in Mumbai, which remanded him to the agency's custody for interrogation. Officials said he will be questioned about his alleged nexus with cyber frauds and other possible accomplices within bank. Abhishek Sharan...