<h1>Court Seeks Government's Reply on Petition Addressing 'New Age' Cyber Crimes and Digital Arrests</h1> The Delhi High Court has requested the Centre's response to a public interest litigation concerning 'new age' cyber crimes, including 'digital arrests.' The court granted the Centre four weeks to reply, with a hearing set for March 19. The petitioners, two advocates, highlighted the use of sophisticated tactics by cyber criminals, such as forging court orders and arrest warrants, to extort money. They emphasized the need for increased awareness and simplified complaint procedures, citing a lack of coordination among authorities. The court acknowledged the seriousness of cyber crime and urged authorities to enhance public awareness and reform policing strategies.