A key accused has been arrested in connection with a ₹113-crore crypto-investment fraud. The arrest was made in the UAE.
Officials familiar with the case's developments have provided some information about the arrest. The accused is named Lakhanpal.
Further details about the case and the arrest are available from the source, including the circumstances of Lakhanpal's arrest and the role of Indian and UAE authorities in the case. The UAE authorities notified their Indian counterparts about the arrest on September 1.
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