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What I4C, CERT-In, NCRB, RBI, SEBI, Sanchar Saathi and the state cyber police actually do, and what each can do for a victim.
CERT-In is the agency a company calls when its servers are encrypted, not the one a victim calls when a UPI payment goes wrong. Here is what...
I4C is not the cyber police and it cannot refund you. It is the plumbing that connects every victim, bank and state force in India, and know...
None of these agencies will take an Indian victim's complaint. Each still matters, because the scam that reached you was probably run from a...
Three ministries touch every scam call. DoT owns the SIM and the number, MeitY owns the app and the website, MHA owns the fraud complaint. H...
NCRB says tens of thousands of cyber crimes a year; the 1930 system says tens of lakhs of complaints. Both are right. Here is how to read th...
NCW and NCPCR cannot arrest anyone. What they can do is make a police station move. Here is how to use each, and what to file alongside them...
Debited but not credited, paid twice, paid the wrong person, or paid a scammer: each is a different UPI problem with a different route. Here...
RBI does not chase scammers. It writes the rules that decide whether your bank must refund you, runs the Ombudsman that enforces them, and p...
A SEBI registration number can be checked in two minutes, and a fake one is the commonest tell in trading scams. Here is the check, the SCOR...
Police is a state subject, so the office that investigates your case has a different name in every state. Here is how eight large states hav...