Cyber Police Kashmir Sets New Benchmarks in Fighting Online Crime in 2024
The Cyber Police Kashmir Zone, Srinagar, has achieved remarkable milestones in 2024, recovering ₹4.72 crore defrauded from victims of online scams and returning the amount to its rightful owners.This significant accomplishment underscores Cyber Police Kashmir’s dedication to combating cybercrime and safeguarding citizens from financial losses.
In addition, the Cyber Police Kashmir Zone, Srinagar, registered 30 FIRs during the year, 10 of which were charge-sheeted and submitted to the Hon’ble Courts for judicial determination. The unit also resolved 577 complaints registered on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (NCCRP) and addressed 1,700 other miscellaneous complaints, showcasing its commitment to delivering services and addressing public grievances.
Furthermore, action was taken against 1,833 fake SIM cards used in various online crimes, and 150 missing mobile phones, worth lakhs of rupees, were recovered and restored to their rightful owners.
Alongside its operational success, the Cyber Police Kashmir Zone placed a strong emphasis on public awareness by organizing numerous workshops in educational institutions and government offices to educate citizens about emerging cyber threats and online safety practices. These achievements highlight the Cyber Police’s comprehensive approach to tackling a wide range of cybercrimes, from financial fraud to the misuse of social media platforms. The Cyber Police remains steadfast in its mission to protect the digital well-being of citizens and foster a safer online environment for all.*Cyber Police Kashmir Sets New Benchmarks in Fighting Online Crime in 2024*
The Cyber Police Kashmir Zone, Srinagar, has achieved remarkable milestones in 2024, recovering ₹4.72 crore defrauded from victims of online scams and returning the amount to its rightful owners. This significant accomplishment underscores Cyber Police Kashmir’s dedication to combating cybercrime and safeguarding citizens from financial losses.
In addition, the Cyber Police Kashmir Zone, Srinagar, registered 30 FIRs during the year, 10 of which were charge-sheeted and submitted to the Hon’ble Courts for judicial determination. The unit also resolved 577 complaints registered on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (NCCRP) and addressed 1,700 other miscellaneous complaints, showcasing its commitment to delivering services and addressing public grievances.
Furthermore, action was taken against 1,833 fake SIM cards used in various online crimes, and 150 missing mobile phones, worth lakhs of rupees, were recovered and restored to their rightful owners.
Alongside its operational success, the Cyber Police Kashmir Zone placed a strong emphasis on public awareness by organizing numerous workshops in educational institutions and government offices to educate citizens about emerging cyber threats and online safety practices. These achievements highlight the Cyber Police’s comprehensive approach to tackling a wide range of cybercrimes, from financial fraud to the misuse of social media platforms.
The Cyber Police remains steadfast in its mission to protect the digital well-being of citizens and foster a safer online environment for all. (statement)