Cyber crime cell team is working efficiently and have done brilliant work in the past few days and created an opportunity in which training is being conducted which is benefiting other Sates along with us , said DGP Rishi Shukla at the inauguration of the three- day Cyber Crime Investigation Training Programme at PHQ conference hall on Thursday.
DIG Training Sudeep Goenka provided the details of the training programme.
The programme has been organised under Cyber Crime for Protection of Woman and Child and the training has provided to cyber cell Bhopal by Ministry of Home Affairs Government of India.
The training is aimed to train more than 2500 trainees.
In the year 2015, 52 cases, in the year 2016, 161 cases and in the year 2017, 132 cases have been registered by cyber cell.
In around 102 cases challan were presented and around 128 criminals have been arrested.
Online fraud, bank fraud, hacking, fake ID creations and crime against woman and children are the majority of crimes.
last year more than one dozen miscreants were arrested from Jharkhand and raided more than two dozen places which exposed organised criminals involved in cyber crimes.
On the basis of capable curbing of cyber crimes and better conviction rate in cyber crimes after Bureau of Police Research and Development and National Police Academy Madhya Pradesh Cyber Cell has been provided with the opportunity of conducting training.