Indian Court Bars Police From Freezing Entire Bank Accounts in Crypto Fraud Probes

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Indian Court Bars Police From Freezing Entire Bank Accounts in Crypto Fraud ProbesAn Indian High Court has ruled that police cannot freeze entire bank accounts during fraud investigations. Only fraud-related amounts in bank accounts can be frozen. The decision followed a case where an account was frozen due to a cryptocurrency investigation. The court stressed that freezing accounts entirely disrupts livelihoods and called on investigative agencies to […]

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