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Cybercrime: Top Cops Bat For Special Cyber Courts | Chandigarh News | #cybercrime | #computerhacker


Chandigarh: Setting up special cyber courts and having dedicated prosecutors to tackle online frauds would help in tackling cybercrime, said police heads of northern states and UTs during the fourth meeting of Joint Cyber Crime Coordination held in Chandigarh on Friday. DGPs and senior police officials from Haryana, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, New Delhi and Rajasthan participated in the conference. Officials from Income Tax, National Crime Records Bureau, National Investigation Agency, enforcement directorate, CBI, ministry of home affairs and banks were also present. Parveer Ranjan, DGP, UT, said challenges in dealing with cyber frauds and training of cops to handle such cases were discussed. The DGP said centres like CenCops were needed in all states and as cyber cheaters do not have boundaries, cooperation and coordination were required from police departments of all states and UTs to nab the fraudsters. The JCCT was constituted by the ministry of home affairs under Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre scheme for collaboration and coordination among states in sharing data and modus operandi of cyber fraudsters.
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