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Noida residents get dedicated cyber helpline

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Noida, Feb 15 (PTI) Residents of Noida and Greater Noida can now report cyber crimes at a new dedicated helpline number — 0120-4846100.  Police Commissioner Laxmi Singh, who inaugurated the helpline on Wednesday, said it would be a one-stop solution for people and the focus would be on resolving matters in a time-bound manner with transparency.  This round-the-clock service is a dedicated helpline at the district level for lodging complaints and is in addition to the central government’s existing cyber helpline number ‘1930’, she said.  “The new cyber helpline has been launched today in view of rising number of cases of cyber crimes, including financial and non-financial. The complaints have been for individuals, and since Noida and Greater Noida have a lot of private companies, there have been cyber complaints from them also,” Singh said.  Giving out figures to highlight the prominence of cyber crime, she said around 20,000 cases of the crime have been lodged in Gautam Buddh Nagar since 2020 and more than 8,000 were lodged in 2022 alone.  “More than Rs 1 crore of complainants has been recovered with the help of police action but this is a piecemeal amount only,” the police commissioner said, noting that the pendency rate in such cases is also high.  Flanked by all top police officers at the launch, the police commissioner appealed to the people of Noida and Greater Noida to use the helpine number 0120-4846100 to report any sort of cyber crime.  “For using the helpline, the best thing would be to report any cyber offence at the earliest to the police so that action could be taken and the duped money be frozen at the culprit’s end because usually after 24 hours, the money is withdrawn through ATMs and chances of recovery reduce,” Singh said. PTI KIS ANB ANB

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