Rohit Kumar
Port Blair, 06 April 2024
In today’s digital age, cybercrime poses a significant threat to individuals across all walks of life, with the potential for substantial financial losses. To combat this growing menace, authorities urge citizens to promptly report cybercrime incidents and learn the process for doing so.
The National Cyber Helpline, accessible at 1930, serves as a vital resource for individuals who have fallen victim to cyber fraud. It is essential to have specific information readily available before contacting the helpline to expedite the resolution process.
Here are the key details victims should prepare:
1. Victim’s Name: Provide your full name for identification purposes.
2. Victim’s Mobile Number: Share the contact number where you can be reached.
3. Nearest Police Station: Specify the nearest police station to your location.
4. District: Identify the district where the incident occurred.
5. Name of the Bank: Specify the bank associated with the transaction.
6. Amount Debited: Provide the exact amount lost due to the cybercrime.
7. Account Number/Wallet Merchant, UPI ID: Furnish details of the account or digital platform from which the amount was debited.
8. Transaction ID of Each Scammer: Provide transaction IDs associated with the fraudulent activity.
9. Description of Fraud Incident: Briefly outline how the cyber fraud unfolded.
For those seeking further assistance or information, the Cyber Crime Police Station in Port Blair stands ready to help. They can be reached via the Cyber Helpline at 1930 or 9531856083. Additionally, individuals can visit cybercrime.gov.in for additional resources and support.
By promptly reporting cybercrime incidents and providing detailed information, citizens play a crucial role in combating cyber threats and safeguarding their financial well-being. Stay vigilant, stay informed, and report any suspicious activity promptly to authorities.