Report Cyber Crime in Delhi

What is Cybercrime and its Impact on Society?

Cybercrime encompasses unlawful activities that utilize computers and digital networks. The spectrum of these offenses includes unauthorized access to personal accounts as well as extensive assaults on essential infrastructure. Common types of cybercrime encompass identity theft, phishing scams, ransomware attacks, cyberstalking, and the dissemination of illegal content.

The effects of cybercrime on society are significant and complex:

Category	Description
Economic Losses	Cybercrime results in considerable financial losses for individuals, businesses, and governments. It has the potential to interrupt operations, lead to asset theft, and require expensive repairs and upgrades.
Privacy Breaches	Confidential and sensitive information is vulnerable to theft and misuse, resulting in identity theft and financial fraud.
Trust Erosion	Frequent cyberattacks can undermine public confidence in digital systems, obstructing the acceptance of emerging technologies.
National Security Threats	Cybercrime poses a significant risk to national security by compromising government systems and essential infrastructure.
Emotional and Psychological Effects	Individuals affected by cyberbullying, cyberstalking, and various personal cybercrimes may experience stress, anxiety, and other mental health challenges.

Delhi Police District Cyber Cell Contact Details (Cyber Crime Complaint Office)

If you want to search for the “Cyber Crime Cell Delhi Police Address,” then you may make reference to the following table:

District	Office Address	Contact	E-Mail ID
East	Room No. 11, DCP Office, IP Extension Mandawali, Fazalpur, New Delhi – 110092	011-22232116	acp-diu-east-dl@delhipolice.gov.in
North East	IIIrd Floor, DCP Office, Seelampur, New Delhi – 110053	011-22829503, 22829504	cybercell.ned@delhipolice.gov.in
South	Room No. – 107, 1st Floor, PS Saket, New Delhi – 110017	011-29561004	cybercell.south@delhipolice.gov.in
South East	Room No. 114 & 124, 1st Floor, PS C.R Park Complex, New Delhi – 110087	011-26270304	cybercell.sed@delhipolice.gov.in
South West	DCP Office Complex, Sec. – 19, Dwarka, New Delhi – 110075	011-28084059	acpdiu-swd-dl@delhipolice.gov.in
West	IInd Floor, PS Hari Nagar, New Delhi – 110064	011-25123432	acpdiu-west-dl@delhipolice.gov.in
Outer	Cyber Cell, Kanjhawala Road, Near Marble Market, Mangolpuri, New Delhi – 110083	011-27911006	acp-ops-outer-dl@delhipolice.gov.in
Central	Old Building, PS Kamla Market, New Delhi – 110002	011-232100885	cybercell-central@delhipolice.gov.in
North	Behind Daulat Ram College, Delhi University North Campus, Maurice Nagar, New Delhi – 110007	011-27662875	acp-ops-north-dl@delhipolice.gov.in
Shahdara	Old DCP Office, GTB Enclave, IInd Floor, Room No. 307, Near Jhilmil Metro Station, Dilshad Garden, New Delhi – 110095	011-22304001	cybercell-shahdara@delhipolice.gov.in
Rohini	Room No. 303, Rohini District line, Begampur, New Delhi – 110086	011-27061702	dcp-rohini-dl@delhipolice.gov.in
New Delhi	Room No. 206, PS Mandir Marg, New Delhi – 110001	011-23746694	dcp-newdelhi-dl@nic.in

Structure and Responsibilities of the Cyber Crime Cell

The Cyber Crime Cell is a specialized unit within law enforcement agencies focused on addressing cyber-related offenses. The structure generally comprises the following components:

Investigation Unit	Responsible for the assessment of cybercrime complaints, collecting evidence, and performing forensic analysis.
Technical Expertise Team	Consisting of IT specialists and cyber forensics authorities who possess a deep understanding of the technical dimensions of cyber threats and are capable of retrieving digital evidence.
Legal Advisors	Offer direction on cyber laws and regulations to guarantee that investigations and prosecutions are legally valid.
Awareness and Training Division	Concentrates on providing education to the public and law enforcement officials regarding cyber threats and protective measures.

Moreover, the prime Responsibilities of the Cyber Crime Cellinclude the following:

Investigating Cyber Offenses
Digital Evidence Collection
Enforcement of Cyber Laws
Collaboration
Public Awareness, etc.

The Process to Complaint Against Cyber Crime (Required to Make Complaint)

1. In Email-Related Complaints

A written Complaint explaining the complete incidence
Copy of the alleged Email
Email should be taken from the original receiver. Copy of the forwarded email should be avoided
Full Header of the Alleged Email
Copy of email and header should be in both hard & soft forms
Soft copy should be given in a CD-R only
How to View Full Header of Email

2. In Social Media Related Complaints

Copy/screenshot of alleged contents/profile
Screenshot copy of URL of alleged contents
Contents should be in both hard & soft forms
Soft copy should be given in CD-R only
How to view URL

3. In Mobile Apps Related Complaints

Screenshots of the malicious app and the location from where it was downloaded
Bank statement from the victim’s account if any transactions are made
Soft copy of all documents mentioned above in soft form

4. In Business Email Compromise Complaints

Brief description of the incident, and consider providing the following financial information:

Originating Name
Originating Location
Originating Bank Name
Originating Bank Account Number
Recipient Name
Recipient Bank Name
Recipient Bank Account Number
Recipient Bank Location (if available)
Intermediary Bank Name (if available)
SWIFT Number
Date
Amount of Transaction
Additional Information (if available) – including “FFC”- For Further Credit; “FAV” – In Favor Of

5. In Data Theft Complaints

Copy of data that has been stolen
Copyright certificate for the data in question
Details of suspected employees who took the data from the company

Following documents related to the suspected employee:

6. In Ransomware Complaints

Email ID/phone number or any other means of communication through which ransom has been demanded.
If malware was sent in the attachment of the mail. Screenshots of the mail with a full header of the first receiver should be provided.

7. In Net Banking/ATM Complaints

Bank statement from the concerned bank for the last six months.
Copy of SMSs received related to the alleged transactions.
Copy of your ID proof and address proof as shown in the bank records.

8. In Fake Calls Frauds

Bank statement from the concerned bank for the last six months.
Make a copy of SMSs received related to the alleged transactions.
Copy of your ID proof and address proof as shown in the bank records.

9. In Lottery Scams Complaints

Bank statement from the concerned bank for the last six months.
Make a copy of SMSs received related to the alleged transactions.
Copy of your ID proof and address proof as shown in the bank records.

10. In Bitcoin-Related Complaints

Complete facts about the incident in brief.
Address of Bitcoin.
Amount of Bitcoin involved.

11. In Cheating Related Complaints

Print out the alleged email along with the full header of the email.
Email should be taken from the original receiver. Copy of the forwarded email should be avoided.
Bank statement from the victim's account.
Details of the alleged transaction made.
Soft copy of all above-mentioned documents.

12. In Online Transactions Related Complaints

Bank statement from the concerned bank for the last six months.
Make a copy of SMSs received related to the alleged transactions.
Copy of your ID proof and address proof as shown in the bank records.

Notable Cybercrime Cases Handled by the Cyber Crime Cell

The Cyber Crime Cell has played a crucial role in tackling numerous significant cybercrimes, showcasing their expertise and commitment. Significant initiatives encompass:

Disrupting Fraudulent Schemes
Combating Cyberstalking and Harassment
Mitigating Data Breaches
Tackling Ransomware Attacks, etc.