9,400 accounts banned after dedicated probe found links to digital arrests, WhatsApp document in Supreme Court says
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WhatsApp bans 9,400 accounts linked to digital arrest scams after a probe, revealing extensive criminal networks, Supreme Court documents show.
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The Hindu · Krishnadas Rajagopal
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