Bhubaneswar: The Odisha government has decided to establish 14 new cyber police stations in different places, including each in Bhubaneswar and Cuttack.
At present only four cyber police stations, respectively in Cuttack, are mixed, Rourkela and Sambalpur operate in the state.
“We sent a proposal to the government for 25 new cyber police stations.
The government has approved 14 new cyber police stations.
Because Cyberrime has increased and many people have fallen prey to cyber fraud, we need a cyber police station in each district to effectively deal with digital violations, “Senior crime branch officer said.
The crime branch has also planned to form the state level body to oversee the functions and performance of all virtual world police stations in the state.
As planned, an IG ranking officer will head the agent of the proposed cyber investigation.
At least 779 cases of cybercrime have been registered from January 1 to May 31 this year throughout the state.
Cybercrime’s violation increased by 31% which was worrying in Odisha in 2020 compared to 2019.
Police Statistics Odisha said at all 1931 Cybercrime cases registered last year due to 1475 cases in 2019.
National Police Headquarters has asked police personnel to enter the personnel of the concept of ‘gold’ hours’ While investigating cybercrimes.
The police were asked to take advantage of crucial gold hours effectively – the gap between the occurrence of evil and response after registration of the case.
Slow investigations and poor beliefs often raise questions about the efficacy of the police in resolving complex cases.
Going with the Statistics of the National Crime Record Bureau (NCRB), did not produce confidence in the state between 2018 and 2020 years ago, the trial was only completed in one case, which ended with liberation.
Overall 1049 CyberCrime cases have been waiting for trials in court now.
With this gloomy show, the level of confidence stands at zero last year, the NCRB report shows.
In 2019, trials cannot be completed in one case.
Without confidence or liberation, the level of confidence falls to zero.
At least 687 cases are awaiting a trial in 2019.
Only two cases, which have seen the test settlement in 2018, ended in the release, leaving the police who were red-faced.
The court court stood at 548 while the level of confidence was zero in 2018.
The Odisha government to establish 14 cyber police stations
