Cybercrime incidents in India have risen sharply over the past decade, ranging from online financial fraud and identity theft to social media impersonation and digital extortion. Despite this surge, many victims remain unsure about how and where to report cybercrime. This guide explains the official process on how to report cybercrime in India and outlines the steps citizens should follow to ensure timely action.
Author: Saish Bhise
Saish Bhise is an independent investigative journalist specializing in cybercrime, OSINT, and global intelligence analysis. Founder of CyberTruthTimes, dedicated to exposing what others fear to touch.
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