Union Home Minister Amit Shah reported 27 lakh cyber fraud complaints in the past year, highlighting increased detection due to enhanced vigilance. He noted that 99.5% of police stations are now connected to the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems (CCTNS), aiding investigations and citizen services. The I4C tackles these rising cyber crimes.
In the past year, India registered about 27 lakh cyber fraud complaints, highlighting the increasing detection due to improved systems and vigilance. Union Home Minister Amit Shah noted that 99.5% of police stations are now connected to the CCTNS network, aiding investigations and policy-making. Efforts continue to combat cyber crime, including a toll-free number for quick complaint registration and account freezing.
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NEW DELHI, May 28: About 27 lakh complaints of cyber frauds were registered in the country in the last one year and an increasing number of such cases are