Delhi Police ने आधी रात को चलाया Operation Cyhawk 48 घंटे में 1000 करोड़ के Cyber Crime पर Action

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Delhi Police has launched its biggest cybercrime crackdown under Operation CyHawk, targeting fake call centres, money-mule networks and digital fraud syndicates operating across the city. After a month of intensive data analysis with I4C (MHA), police conducted coordinated raids in multiple districts, detaining 4,317 suspects and arresting 877 cyber criminals. Around ₹1,000 crore in fraud transactions were traced, 360 new FIRs were registered, and several major scams—including job fraud, bank fraud and tech-support scams—were busted. Large quantities of digital devices, bank cards and registers were seized. Delhi Police said cyber criminals will no longer find the city safe. They also issued an advisory urging people not to share OTP, PIN, CVV or bank details, avoid searching customer-care numbers on Google, and use two-factor authentication. Citizens are advised to report any fraud attempt immediately on helpline 1930.

Delhi Police carried out its biggest and most targeted crackdown on cyber criminals under Operation CyHawk, dismantling a wide network of scammers and fake call centres in one coordinated strike. After a month-long digital analysis and intelligence gathering, raids were conducted simultaneously across multiple districts.
Key Actions & Results —
• 4,317 suspects detained and interrogated
• 877 cyber criminals arrested or bound down
• 360 new FIRs registered; major breakthroughs in 160 old cases as well
• 3,777 NCRP complaints linked to money mule accounts
• Fraud transactions worth nearly ₹1,000 crore traced to suspicious accounts
• Several fake call centres busted running job scams, bank frauds and tech-support scams
• Large seizures: mobiles, laptops, hard disks, SIM cards, bank cards and registers
How Operation CyHawk was executed —
I4C (MHA) and Delhi Police jointly analysed phone numbers used in fraud, bank accounts receiving stolen money, cash-withdrawal runners, and locations of fake call centres. Once the full network was mapped, a surprise large-scale raid was launched across the city.
Leadership —
The operation was led by CP Satish Golcha along with senior officers:
Madhup Tiwari (Spl. CP), Anil Shukla (Spl. CP), Rajneesh Gupta (Jt. CP/IFSO), and S.K. Jain (Jt. CP).
Awareness Campaign —
Delhi Police is conducting workshops in schools, colleges, RWAs, markets and community centres to prevent citizens from falling into cyber traps. Every police station now has an Integrated Cyber Help Desk.
Important Public Advisory —
• Do not share OTP, PIN, CVV or bank details with anyone
• Do not trust job offers or “easy money” messages
• Do not search customer-care numbers on Google; use official websites
• Never install screen-sharing apps on someone’s instructions
• Enable two-factor authentication on all accounts
Report immediately if targeted — Call Helpline 1930
Delhi Police states this is just the beginning — cyber criminals will no longer find Delhi a safe haven.