Cyber crime against women and children: eligibility, documents and how to use it
Who can use Cyber crime against women and children
- Anyone can report. Complaints about sexual content involving women or children can be made without giving your name.
How to use Cyber crime against women and children, step by step
- Report on cybercrime.gov.in. Choose the women / child-related crime option, and report anonymously if you wish.
- For online financial fraud, call 1930 at once.
- Keep screenshots, links and phone numbers as evidence.
- Note the complaint number and follow up with the local police or cyber cell.
Sources: National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal, Ministry of Home Affairs
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