Ranchi: Jharkhand recorded 95 incidents related to extremists and 919 cases of cyber crime until November 2021, police said.
In addition, 1,601 murder cases, including 240 dowry deaths and 1,352 cases of rape were also registered at various police stations until October 2021, added the police.
The state government was attacked from opposition parties, which accused the rise of crimes against women and targeted political murder.
This can be stated here that the BJP Jeet leader Ram Munda was killed in Ormanjhi in Ranchi in September while other BJP workers, Ram Munda were attacked in Jamshedpur in November.
VHP members, Mukesh Soni, killed this month in Ranchi District while others were injured in Jamshedpur in November.
In cyber crime, Jamtara and Deoghar districts remain the center of cyber criminals.
Of the 919 cases, 717 was waiting before various police stations.
However, the police have captured 824 criminals in connection with various incidents.
A cid official said, “Not only Jamtara where cyber criminals are active.” “A large number of cases registered in Jharkhand have a relationship with Bharatpur in Rajasthan.” At the organized crime front, extortion by criminals, especially safe Sao Gang and extremist organizations, including the Committee of Tritya Sammelan Prastuti and the liberation of Indian members did not take place.
They mainly target coal traders, brick kiln owners and government contractors.
The police registered 16 cases against Sao and 10 against other gang leaders, Safe Singh, and arrested the hordes of criminals related to them.
Inspector General (Operation) and police spokesman Jharkhand Amol Homkar said, “The police remained vigilant about various problems, including extremist activities, crimes against women and cyberspace crimes.” “The status of crime against women is regularly reviewed to pass the instructions needed.
Superintendent representatives of the police are posted in areas that witness the high number of cyber crimes.
Our focus is also on examining the involvement of groups between countries in promoting illegal opium cultivation in the state.”