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Coming soon : Cyber crime police station to Mangalore

  •   Thu, Oct 09 2014 08:54:23 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (RJP)

Mangalore, Oct 9: Police Commissioner R Hitendra has revealed that a cyber crime police station will start operating from Mangalore soon.

The Director General of CID has approved the police station which will function under the CID department.

There are six police zones in Karnataka. Every zone in the state will have one cyber crime police station. As Mangalore is the head quarters of the western zone, the cyber crime police station for the zone will be stationed in the city. The Traffic ACP office premises near circuit house will house the proposed cyber police station.

The staff in the initial stage will be recruited on contract basis. The cyber crime police station is specialised in dealing with complaints related to cyber crimes. CID police will assist in investigations.
  

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  • Nithin Shetty, Thirthahalli,karnataka, india

    Fri, Apr 10 2015

    Thanks for open at near place

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  • Shekar Moily Padebettu, Udupi/India

    Thu, Oct 09 2014

    It is better than late.Good news.Wishing all the best.Good luck.At least there may be some kind of apprehension among the fraudsters,criminals and general public.Now no need to go to Banglaore to lodge complaints with regard to cyber crimes.

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  • shekh, Bahrain

    Thu, Oct 09 2014

    Good Initiative, Now a days many of the crimes are related to Cyber advanced technology, now Any emails any complaints related to internet world including social media, it ll be resolved shortly.

    Good Going Mangalore..!

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  • mohan, mangalore

    Thu, Oct 09 2014

    too late, But good

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  • nAwfaLL, Bajpe

    Thu, Oct 09 2014

    SABKI LAGEGI WATTT!!!!!!!!!

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  • Vivekananda Paniyala, Mangalore | Bangalore

    Thu, Oct 09 2014

    1. In today’s world ‘Social Media’ is inevitable and integral part of our life. So, impossible to ban them or keep present generation out of it. So, better educate young minds at school and college level by training them as to how to handle social media responsibly. In the process, educate them about the legal consequences. Thus, save them from committing online crimes unknowingly.
    2. The Cyber Police should join hands with the school and college management bodies in conducting such training sessions in the educational institutions every year. This will prevent cyber-crimes to a great extent.
    4. With regard to organised ‘white collar cyber-crimes’, it is equally important that judges, prosecutors, lawyers and police are given intensive professional training to handle the cases. Honestly, our legal system is not so competent to handle most of the complex cyber-crimes. This is out of my experience. So, new generation technology based crimes require new approach by the authorities.
    VIVEKANANDA PANIYALA | ADVOCATE

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  • Simon Lobo, Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 09 2014


    It is the step in the right direction.

    In general user security considerations and implementation is not a higher priority. The cyber attack methods are getting more and more technical and beyond common man imagination and who fall prey to such attacks. Mostly 99.5 percent users are law abiding and follow proper measures as much as they are fammiliar with, knoweledge, and thier previous expereinces. The small percentage of 0.5 is the cause of major issues related to Cyber crimes.

    The Cyber polce should be familar with technical areas such as incident management, Operating system configuartions, Forensic techniques to monitor usage and recover data from laptops and mobiles. The response in in such instances is critical and key for subject / suspect identification.

    The investigation methods and evidenece management to prove the crime in the court is different from criminal investigations.

    Hope such deterent methods helps our socciety to minimize cyber crimes and punish only those who commit such crimes and found guilty in the court of law.

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  • joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 09 2014

    I am extremely happy that The Police Commissioner in Mangalore has taken the initiative to introduce A CYBER CRIME POLICE STATION IN MANGALORE. This is a step in the right direction.

    People from some segments take a delight to tarnish the good names and tarnish the reputation of people. This is merely to spite others and indeed police can play a positive role in checking this kind of crime.

    I say kudos to all concerned for this innovation.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • naveen mascarenhas, derabail

    Thu, Oct 09 2014

    ban mobile ,facebook.wats up and wat not u need not need cyber crime branch

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE., PERINJE.

    Thu, Oct 09 2014

    MANGALORE NEED CYBER CRIME POLICE STATION VERY BADLY BECAUSE SOME INDIVIDUAL AND ORGS USING SOCIAL MEDIA IN MANGALORE TO TARNISH CERTAIN COMMUNITIES AND FAITHS.sO THOSE WHO ARE MISUSING SOCIAL MEDIA NEED TO TAKE CARE...

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  • Arun Menenzes, Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 09 2014

    @ Ismali aaka, but writing facts also sometime hurts some individuals.Cant help.

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