Keeping India Safe Online

Approaching a CCIC
The types of crimes that can be reported to the CCIC include child pornography, cyber stalking, denial of service attacks, virus dissemination, software piracy, crime involving the use of electronic communications, credit card fraud, online extortion, phishing, or any crime in which technological means have been used.

If you are a victim, a First Information Report (FIR) should be registered with the local police if a CCIC is not available in your city. All possible details of the crime must be provided. If there is a CCIC in your city, you can approach them first. If not, the information will be later passed on to the CCIC by the officers who record your FIR.

Carry along any evidence of the crime you might have. The case should be registered immediately and action will be initiated. The police will first check with the hosting provider of the respective website/service, which could even be shut down or blocked to prevent any further misuse.

CCIC CONTACTS:

MUMBAI
Email: dcppreventive-mum@mahapolice.gov.in
Phone: 022 24691497
Web: www.cybercellmumbai.com

HYDERABAD
Email: cybercell_hyd@hyd.appolice.gov.in
Phone: 040 – 27852040
Web: www.hyderabadpolice.gov.in

BANGALORE
Email: ccps@kar.nic.in
Phone: 91- 080-2201026 and +91- 080-2943050
Web: www.cyberpolicebangalore.nic.in