Daijiworld Media Network – Bengaluru
Bengaluru, Dec 6: Karnataka’s determined push to curb cybercrime has yielded significant results in 2025, with cases falling to 13,000, marking a sharp reduction compared with previous years.
The State government’s bold measures — including the appointment of a dedicated DGP for the cybercrime division, the expansion of CEN police stations, and the launch of helpline services — have collectively transformed Karnataka police into a formidable force against digital fraudsters.
Across India, cybercrime continues to rise, with many educated individuals falling victim to scams such as ‘digital arrest’ and fraudulent trading schemes. Amid this national surge, Karnataka has recorded a notable decline in digital fraud cases.
Home minister Dr G Parameshwara

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