Immediate report
For money already transferred, call 1930 without delay and note the reference. Then inform the bank in writing with the UTR.
A cyber offence may be reported from any State. The national helpline, the reporting portal, and the local cyber cell each have a role. This note describes the usual path so that a client knows what papers to keep. It is not a substitute for advice on a particular FIR.
For money already transferred, call 1930 without delay and note the reference. Then inform the bank in writing with the UTR.
File on cybercrime.gov.in. Save the acknowledgement. Categories exist for financial fraud and for women- and child-related complaints.
The portal complaint may be marked to a cyber cell. An FIR, further documents, or a statement may be required. Counsel can assist with that paperwork.
Keep originals of SMS, emails, and chat exports. Do not edit screenshots. If a platform deleted the post, say so in the complaint and attach whatever remains.
Read the section cited, keep the device intact, and take advice before attending. Appearance and the contents of a statement are decisions for conference, not for a website.
Cyber acts may be investigated where the complainant resides, where the computer resource was used, or where the money landed. Which forum is correct is a question of the statute and the FIR — it is not answered by a slogan.