Suspension of 9 Policemen in Nagpur for Submitting False Cybercrime Report to Superiors !
The aforementioned incident came to light after Assistant Police Inspector Vijay Rane assaulted Cyber Cell Police Constable Prafulla Thakre.
A married man, Zamir Qazi, who is the father of a son, lured an 11-year-old Hindu girl into a trap !
Following this incident, tension has prevailed in the area, and local organisations have demanded strict action against the accused.
Orders received from Pakistan by the gang nabbed in Madhya Pradesh for fraud
Mr Satish Chandra, an officer with the Cyber Police Station, informed that Amjad first targeted the workers living and working in the surrounding area.
Pakistan and communist organisations behind the violence in Noida (UP)
The investigation further revealed that the operators of these accounts were attempting to conceal their identities; however, the cyber department traced their location.
Union Govt asks WhatsApp to block devices used in ‘digital arrest’ scam
Cyber criminals frequently change SIM cards to create fake WhatsApp accounts to cheat people.
India second most targeted country in cybercrimes : Meta report
Meta’s investigation also found that some cyber operations are being run from networks in Iran, Pakistan, Russia and China.
‘Samarthan’ report reveals alarming crime situation in Maharashtra; increase in atrocities against women and children
In the year 2023, 2,208 murder cases were reported in the State, while 3,618 cases of attempt to murder were registered.
‘Surajya Abhiyan’ demands probe into ₹10,000-crore betting racket linked to T-20 World Cup final
It not only causes international embarrassment but also puts the credibility of Indian cricket at risk.
Person sending threatening emails arrested
The Ahmedabad Special Crime Investigation Squad launched a special operation and arrested Saurabh Biswas from Bengal.
‘Digital arrest’ scam operated from abroad; large network working on it : Maharashtra CM Fadnavis
The person is said to be digitally arrested and asked to stay put. To avoid this arrest, lakhs of rupees are demanded. Once the money is received, it is immediately diverted to other accounts.