Every moment is crucial in cyber fraud; swift action should be taken as soon as a complaint is received—Chief Secretary
Instructions to further strengthen the cybercrime response system, from 1930 to bank accounts
Emphasis placed on tracing cyber fraud proceeds and providing quick relief to victims
Informed about the entire process, from complaint to investigation, visited the Abhay Command Center
The State View Sunil Sharma
Jaipur. Chief Secretary V. Srinivas and Director General of Police Rajiv Kumar Sharma inspected the Cyber Crime Police Station at Jaipur Police Commissionerate on Monday and reviewed the preparations and actions taken to combat cybercrime. Chief Secretary V. Srinivas said that the initial stage is crucial in cyber fraud cases. Upon receiving a complaint, immediate coordination between the police, banking institutions, and related agencies should be established to secure the fraud proceeds. He directed further strengthening of technical expertise and quick response systems to prevent cybercrimes.
*Visited the Abhay Command Center to review the entire process, from complaint to investigation—*
The Chief Secretary took detailed information about the entire process from receiving a complaint at the Cyber Crime Police Station to its registration, filing an FIR, collecting and analyzing digital evidence, and the progress of the investigation. He assessed the technical resources available for investigating cyber crimes and the efficiency of personnel, and directed the provision of necessary resources and strengthening regular training. During the Chief Secretary’s inspection of the Abhay Command Center, Jaipur Police Commissioner Sachin Mittal provided detailed information on the operation of the 1930 and 112 call centers and the response to complaints received.
V. Srinivas directed the Chief Secretary to expedite the process of immediately investigating banking transactions, identifying suspicious accounts, taking necessary action, and tracking the trail of funds in cyber fraud cases. He called for developing better coordination with banking institutions and regularly analyzing the time taken from receiving a complaint to processing the relevant bank account. He emphasized that timely action increases the likelihood of securing the victim’s funds. During the visit, the Chief Secretary also inspected the Cyber Crime Police Station Investigation Branch located at the Commissionerate.Director General of Police Rajiv Kumar Sharma stated that modern technology, trained personnel, prompt response, and effective coordination between the police and related agencies are being continuously strengthened to combat cybercrime. He added that information on how to protect citizens from new methods of cyber fraud is being continuously shared through various channels to increase their vigilance. The DGP directed officers to ensure timely action at every level, from receiving a complaint to filing an FIR, securing funds, and completing the investigation.
Additional Director General of Police (Cybercrime) V.K. Singh, Special Commissioner of Police Om Prakash, Additional Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) Dr. Ajay Singh, Deputy Inspector General of Police Kunwar Rashtradeep, Additional Commissioner of Police (Traffic and Administration) Pradeep Mohan Sharma, Additional Commissioner of Police (Crime) Dr. Rameshwar Singh, along with officers and staff of the Jaipur Police Commissionerate were present.
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