You Can Easily Report Cyber Crime From Home Via This Portal
An increase in cybercrime
Cybercriminals are employing advanced techniques to trick consumers online, frequently preventing them from realizing the scam until their bank accounts have been depleted. The concerning increase in cybercrime instances emphadata-sizes how urgent action is required. In response, the government has set up an online portal and started several awareness initiatives to help victims effectively report cyber fraud.
How to Report Cyber Fraud?
If you have fallen victim to online fraud or any other cybercrime, you can register a complaint through two main methods:
Helpline Number: Call 1930 to report cyber fraud directly.
Online Portal: Visit cybercrime.gov.in to file a complaint.
Step-by-Step Guide to Filing an Online Complaint
Follow these simple steps to lodge your complaint online:
Visit the Official Website
Open your browser and go to cybercrime.gov.in.
File a Complaint
On the homepage, select the 'File a Complaint' option.
Read the terms and conditions carefully, agree to them, and proceed.
Select the Type of Cybercrime
Choose 'Report Other Cyber Crime.'
Click on 'Citizen Login' and enter your details.
Verify Your Identity
Enter the OTP sent to your registered mobile number.
Complete the captcha and click 'Submit.'
Provide Incident Details
Fill in all necessary details about the fraud in the designated sections.
Upload any relevant evidence, such as screenshots, documents, or transaction details.
Click 'Save and Next.'
Enter Suspect Details (If Available)
If you have any information about the suspect, provide it on the next page.
If not, you can skip this step.
Review and Submit
Carefully review all the entered information.
Click on the 'Submit' button.
A confirmation message along with a complaint ID will be sent to your email.
Important Documents to Include
Please include the following papers to support your complaint:
Bank statements, transaction records, etc. are examples of proof of fraud.
Aadhaar cards and proof of address serve as identity proof.
Suspicious Emails/communications: Screenshots of any phony emails or communications.
Cyberfraud victims can take prompt action and stop more financial losses by following these procedures. Remain alert and report any questionable activity right away!