Got a Suspicious Call From 'Police'? We'll Verify It for Free

February 3, 2026

Sai Samarth , Ashok Kamat

Got a Suspicious Call From 'Police'? We'll Verify It for Free

February 3, 2026

Sai Samarth , Ashok Kamat

You get a call. The person claims to be from a government agency. They already know your personal details. They say you're under investigation and if you hang up, you'll be arrested. A Bengaluru woman believed them for 6 months. Here's how to know if that call is real:

Callers claiming to be Cyber Police? Don't respond until you verify.

Late last year, a 57-year-old software engineer in Bengaluru's Indiranagar lost ₹31.83 crore in a digital arrest scam. 

The callers claimed to be CBI officials. They kept her under constant watch on Skype — for over six months. They made her transfer money 187 times. 

They said: 
"Don't tell anyone. Don't disconnect. Cooperate or face arrest." 

There was no investigation. No case. No CBI. Only fear.   

Bengaluru reported 1,417 digital arrest cases in 2025 alone. Cyber losses in the city exceeded ₹1,800 crore. This is not rare. This is happening here. 


What Victims Tell Us 

"They spoke politely. That's why I trusted them." 
"They already knew my Aadhaar details." 
"I was scared and didn't want police trouble." 
"By the time I understood, I was too embarrassed to tell anyone." 

You're not alone. These scams are designed to bypass logic, not intelligence. 


Not Sure If That Call Is Real? 

Send us a screenshot, recording, number, or details. We'll verify it and tell you what to do next. 

💬WhatsApp: +91 99644 43350 
📧Email: contact@cybersecify.com 
(No charges. No judgment.) 


What Happens When You Contact Us 

  • We do not report you to the police 

  • We do not ask for documents or payments 

  • We do not interrogate or judge 

  • We only verify whether it's real or a scam 



What Real Police Don't Do 

  • Investigate via video calls 

  • Ask for money to "verify" you 

  • Threaten arrest unless you pay immediately 

  • Tell you to hide this from family 

Police may contact people for investigation purposes — but arrests, payments, and investigations are not conducted over continuous phone or video calls. 

If any of the above happened to you, it's a scam. 

Already Responded or Paid? 

 

  • Take screenshots 

  • Preserve call logs, messages, and payment details 

  • Contact us we'll guide you on next steps  


🆘 SOS HELP 

Need Help Beyond Verification? 
If you've already lost money or need to file a complaint: 

  • We guide you through the FIR filing process 

  • We help you report on the National Cybercrime Portal 

  • We assist with documenting evidence for legal proceedings 

This is a paid service. 
💬 WhatsApp: +91 99644 43350 to discuss. 
Contact us on WhatsApp


Who We Are 

Cyber Secify is a Bengaluru-based cybersecurity consultancy. We help people verify suspicious calls, messages, links, apps, and impersonation attempts — before they turn into financial or legal damage. 
We are not police. We don't interrogate. We verify. 


Want the Full Explanation? 

If you want to understand how digital arrest scams work step-by-step, what police can and cannot legally do, and how scammers manipulate fear: 

Read next: Stay Tuned 


 References & Sources 

 

Disclaimer: Cyber Secify is an independent cybersecurity consultancy. Not affiliated with any government agency. 


Need help? WhatsApp us: +91 99644 43350 

🌐 https://cybersecify.com | 📧 contact@cybersecify.com 
💬 Contact us on WhatsApp 


   

Callers claiming to be Cyber Police? Don't respond until you verify.

Late last year, a 57-year-old software engineer in Bengaluru's Indiranagar lost ₹31.83 crore in a digital arrest scam. 

The callers claimed to be CBI officials. They kept her under constant watch on Skype — for over six months. They made her transfer money 187 times. 

They said: 
"Don't tell anyone. Don't disconnect. Cooperate or face arrest." 

There was no investigation. No case. No CBI. Only fear.   

Bengaluru reported 1,417 digital arrest cases in 2025 alone. Cyber losses in the city exceeded ₹1,800 crore. This is not rare. This is happening here. 


What Victims Tell Us 

"They spoke politely. That's why I trusted them." 
"They already knew my Aadhaar details." 
"I was scared and didn't want police trouble." 
"By the time I understood, I was too embarrassed to tell anyone." 

You're not alone. These scams are designed to bypass logic, not intelligence. 


Not Sure If That Call Is Real? 

Send us a screenshot, recording, number, or details. We'll verify it and tell you what to do next. 

💬WhatsApp: +91 99644 43350 
📧Email: contact@cybersecify.com 
(No charges. No judgment.) 


What Happens When You Contact Us 

  • We do not report you to the police 

  • We do not ask for documents or payments 

  • We do not interrogate or judge 

  • We only verify whether it's real or a scam 



What Real Police Don't Do 

  • Investigate via video calls 

  • Ask for money to "verify" you 

  • Threaten arrest unless you pay immediately 

  • Tell you to hide this from family 

Police may contact people for investigation purposes — but arrests, payments, and investigations are not conducted over continuous phone or video calls. 

If any of the above happened to you, it's a scam. 

Already Responded or Paid? 

 

  • Take screenshots 

  • Preserve call logs, messages, and payment details 

  • Contact us we'll guide you on next steps  


🆘 SOS HELP 

Need Help Beyond Verification? 
If you've already lost money or need to file a complaint: 

  • We guide you through the FIR filing process 

  • We help you report on the National Cybercrime Portal 

  • We assist with documenting evidence for legal proceedings 

This is a paid service. 
💬 WhatsApp: +91 99644 43350 to discuss. 
Contact us on WhatsApp


Who We Are 

Cyber Secify is a Bengaluru-based cybersecurity consultancy. We help people verify suspicious calls, messages, links, apps, and impersonation attempts — before they turn into financial or legal damage. 
We are not police. We don't interrogate. We verify. 


Want the Full Explanation? 

If you want to understand how digital arrest scams work step-by-step, what police can and cannot legally do, and how scammers manipulate fear: 

Read next: Stay Tuned 


 References & Sources 

 

Disclaimer: Cyber Secify is an independent cybersecurity consultancy. Not affiliated with any government agency. 


Need help? WhatsApp us: +91 99644 43350 

🌐 https://cybersecify.com | 📧 contact@cybersecify.com 
💬 Contact us on WhatsApp 


   

You get a call. The person claims to be from a government agency. They already know your personal details. They say you're under investigation and if you hang up, you'll be arrested. A Bengaluru woman believed them for 6 months. Here's how to know if that call is real:

Callers claiming to be Cyber Police? Don't respond until you verify.

Late last year, a 57-year-old software engineer in Bengaluru's Indiranagar lost ₹31.83 crore in a digital arrest scam. 

The callers claimed to be CBI officials. They kept her under constant watch on Skype — for over six months. They made her transfer money 187 times. 

They said: 
"Don't tell anyone. Don't disconnect. Cooperate or face arrest." 

There was no investigation. No case. No CBI. Only fear.   

Bengaluru reported 1,417 digital arrest cases in 2025 alone. Cyber losses in the city exceeded ₹1,800 crore. This is not rare. This is happening here. 


What Victims Tell Us 

"They spoke politely. That's why I trusted them." 
"They already knew my Aadhaar details." 
"I was scared and didn't want police trouble." 
"By the time I understood, I was too embarrassed to tell anyone." 

You're not alone. These scams are designed to bypass logic, not intelligence. 


Not Sure If That Call Is Real? 

Send us a screenshot, recording, number, or details. We'll verify it and tell you what to do next. 

💬WhatsApp: +91 99644 43350 
📧Email: contact@cybersecify.com 
(No charges. No judgment.) 


What Happens When You Contact Us 

  • We do not report you to the police 

  • We do not ask for documents or payments 

  • We do not interrogate or judge 

  • We only verify whether it's real or a scam 



What Real Police Don't Do 

  • Investigate via video calls 

  • Ask for money to "verify" you 

  • Threaten arrest unless you pay immediately 

  • Tell you to hide this from family 

Police may contact people for investigation purposes — but arrests, payments, and investigations are not conducted over continuous phone or video calls. 

If any of the above happened to you, it's a scam. 

Already Responded or Paid? 

 

  • Take screenshots 

  • Preserve call logs, messages, and payment details 

  • Contact us we'll guide you on next steps  


🆘 SOS HELP 

Need Help Beyond Verification? 
If you've already lost money or need to file a complaint: 

  • We guide you through the FIR filing process 

  • We help you report on the National Cybercrime Portal 

  • We assist with documenting evidence for legal proceedings 

This is a paid service. 
💬 WhatsApp: +91 99644 43350 to discuss. 
Contact us on WhatsApp


Who We Are 

Cyber Secify is a Bengaluru-based cybersecurity consultancy. We help people verify suspicious calls, messages, links, apps, and impersonation attempts — before they turn into financial or legal damage. 
We are not police. We don't interrogate. We verify. 


Want the Full Explanation? 

If you want to understand how digital arrest scams work step-by-step, what police can and cannot legally do, and how scammers manipulate fear: 

Read next: Stay Tuned 


 References & Sources 

 

Disclaimer: Cyber Secify is an independent cybersecurity consultancy. Not affiliated with any government agency. 


Need help? WhatsApp us: +91 99644 43350 

🌐 https://cybersecify.com | 📧 contact@cybersecify.com 
💬 Contact us on WhatsApp