Representative image NEW DELHI: Jamtara in Jharkhand and Mewat in Haryana, which have emerged as hubs of cyber fraud, are among the seven locations in the country where the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) has set up joint cybercrime coordination teams (JCCTs) for inter-state synergy in tracking and investigation of cyber crimes.Sharing this information on Tuesday in reply to a written question in the Lok Sabha, junior home minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar said the 7 JCCTs — working in ‘cybercrime hotspots’ and areas having multi-jurisdictional issues — in Jamtara, Mewat, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Chandigarh, Visakhapatnam and Guwahati coordinate law enforcement actions across a set of states./UTs. The constituent state police share information through the JCCT mechanism on name, residence and mobile number of cyber criminals as well as case details, facilitating expeditious action.Kumar informed that the citizen financial cyber fraud reporting and management system (CFCFRMS), launched by I4C in 2021, has saved over Rs 11,158 crore so far from being siphoned by fraudsters in action taken on 32.8 lakh complaints. Also, nearly 66 lakh financial fraud complaints were received on the helpline ‘1930’ between 2021 and 2025, involving a total amount of over Rs 55,000 crore. An amount of Rs 8,189 crore was marked as lien and 1.9 lakh FIRs registered.Elaborating on I4C’s ‘Pratibimb’ module — which maps the locations of criminals and cybercrime infrastructure and facilitates techno-legal assistance to law enforcement agencies — the minister said it has led to the arrest of over 29,837 accused and facilitated over 2.3 lakh cyber investigation assistance requests.Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.About the AuthorBharti JainBharti Jain is senior editor with The Times of India, New Delhi. She has been writing on security matters since 1996. Having covered the Union home ministry, security agencies, Election Commission and the ‘prime’ political beat, the Congress, for The Economic Times all these years, she moved to TOI in August 2012. Her repertoire of news stories delves into the whole gamut of issues related to terrorism and internal strife, besides probing strategic affairs in India’s neighbourhood.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosCJP Removes Vijeta Dahiya As Spokesperson After He Defends Leaving Protest To Eat BurgerRahul Gandhi Leads Congress Protest At PM Modi’s Doorstep, Demands Pradhan’s ResignationMamata Banerjee Shuts Door On TMC Rebels, Pushes Opposition Unity Against BJPRahul Gandhi Demands PM Modi’s Apology Over CJP Protest Crackdown, Calls Action ‘Un-Indian’Delhi HC Orders Sonam Wangchuk Shifted To Medanta; Political Leaders Visit Injured CJP ProtestersPM Modi Calls NEET Leak A ‘Ghor Paap’, Says 13 Accused Arrested As Probe Intensifies’They Are Beating Everyone…’ Inside CJP Protest: Police Action, Clashes & Tear Gas In DelhiFarmers Mobilise To Protest Against India–US Trade Talks, Security Posed At Delhi BordersExplained: Why India Wants To Rewrite The Indus Waters Treaty?Inside The JP Nadda-CJP Talks: The Story Behind The Missing Demand Letter123Photostories5 things travellers need to keep in mind before visiting Meenakshi Amman Temple in MaduraiYour weekly mantra based on your birth date for peace and positivityAshwagandha to Vitamin A: Common gym supplements that could be triggering your hair loss10 beautiful baby boy names inspired by the sunrise and first light”I think it has great nutrition”: Why John Abraham calls this spread ‘Great Nutrition’ and 7 ways you can add it in your breakfastFeeling too tired after work? 5 simple Ayurvedic habits that can make a big difference in a short span of time5 timeless life lessons from Lord Krishna that can change the way you liveFrom roti to bhatura: 14 popular Indian breads and their calorie count‘The Odyssey’ cast then vs now: From debut roles in the industry to starring in Christopher Nolan’s films5 iconic monuments around the world designed by women that every traveller should know about123Hot PicksMMU ET 2026 resultPNB LBO RecruitmentEl NiñoE20 petrolSonam WangchukCBI Funds ManagementHimachal school holidayDCET Round 1 option entryPune rapeTop TrendingWWE Raw HighlightsAbhijeet DipkeDelhi Cylinder BlastIndia US Trade DealDelhi Farmers ProtestPune Student Sexual AssaultSBI Funds ManagementDiljit DosanjhTripura DGP DeathIND U19 vs Sri Lanka U19
NEW DELHI: Jamtara in Jharkhand and Mewat in Haryana, which have emerged as hubs of cyber fraud, are among the seven locations in the country where the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) has set up joint cybercrime coordination teams (JCCTs) for inter-state synergy in tracking and investigation of cyber crimes.Sharing this information on Tuesday in reply to a written question in the Lok Sabha, junior home minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar said the 7 JCCTs — working in ‘cybercrime hotspots’ and areas having multi-jurisdictional issues — in Jamtara, Mewat, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Chandigarh, Visakhapatnam and Guwahati coordinate law enforcement actions across a set of states./UTs. The constituent state police share information through the JCCT mechanism on name, residence and mobile number of cyber criminals as well as case details, facilitating expeditious action.Kumar informed that the citizen financial cyber fraud reporting and management system (CFCFRMS), launched by I4C in 2021, has saved over Rs 11,158 crore so far from being siphoned by fraudsters in action taken on 32.8 lakh complaints. Also, nearly 66 lakh financial fraud complaints were received on the helpline ‘1930’ between 2021 and 2025, involving a total amount of over Rs 55,000 crore. An amount of Rs 8,189 crore was marked as lien and 1.9 lakh FIRs registered.Elaborating on I4C’s ‘Pratibimb’ module — which maps the locations of criminals and cybercrime infrastructure and facilitates techno-legal assistance to law enforcement agencies — the minister said it has led to the arrest of over 29,837 accused and facilitated over 2.3 lakh cyber investigation assistance requests.
