Archive · 29 Jan 2026
High Court Denies Bail in Rs 1.15 Crore Cyber Fraud Case
The Punjab and Haryana High Court refused to grant bail to a man named Mohd.
Harun who was accused of cyber fraud.
The court said that cyber criminals are using very smart methods to trick people and institutions, and that these crimes are increasing.
The judge, Justice Manisha Batra, said that strict measures are needed to stop these crimes.
The victim in this case lost a lot of money, Rs 1.15 crore, while trading shares through an app called Zerodha.
The court believes that cybercrime is a big problem that needs to be controlled.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court denied bail to Mohd. Harun in a cyber fraud case.
The complainant lost Rs 1.15 crore while trading shares through the Zerodha App.
Justice Manisha Batra emphasized the need for a stringent approach to deter cybercrime.
The court noted that cyber criminals are using sophisticated methods and that cybercrime is a growing menace.
The decision was made to address the increasing instances of cybercrime targeting public persons and institutions.
- Who
- Mohd. Harun (accused), Justice Manisha Batra (judge)
- What
- Denial of bail in a cyber fraud case
- When
- Recently (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Punjab and Haryana High Court
- Why
- To deter cybercrime offenders due to the growing menace of cybercrime
- Amount Lost
- Rs 1.15 crore
- Platform Used
- Zerodha App
- Court
- Punjab and Haryana High Court
- Judge
- Justice Manisha Batra
- Accused
- Mohd. Harun
- Crime Type
- Cyber Fraud
- Court's Stance
- Cybercrime is a growing menace