New Delhi, Oct. 17 -- Mumbai police said on Friday they had broken up an interstate cyber fraud gang and apprehended six people in Gujarat. All were allegedly involved in digital arrest cases, including one of India's biggest 'digital arrest' scams worth Rs.58 crore.

The police said a team from the Mumbai police arrested the suspects from Mehsana and Ahmedabad in Gujarat over the last few days.

The key accused was in contact with fraudsters based in China and Cambodia, who instructed him on which bank accounts to use and how to transfer the siphoned money, according to a preliminary probe.

The police tracked down the suspects while probing the case of a pensioner residing in central Mumbai who was duped of Rs.70 lakh under the threat o...