MP News: Cybercrime cases are increasing rapidly in the country and state. Fraudsters have found a new way of online fraud. Fraudsters are duping people in the name of digital arrest. Fraudsters are cheating victims by posing as government officials and citing parcels containing illegal goods, drugs, fake passports or other banned items. The increasing incidents of digital arrest have worried the governments. Governments are making citizens aware of cybercrime.

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has once again warned people to be cautious of fraudsters. Posting on Twitter, he said that cyber fraudsters are adopting various tactics to spread panic. He asked the collectors and SPs of all the districts to take strict action on complaints of online fraud.

The Chief Minister said that awareness against digital arrest should be spread rapidly in the districts. He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi also talked about digital arrest in the "Mann Ki Baat" program. He had asked to make people aware that there is no provision like digital arrest. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said that the government and the police administration are also continuously running awareness campaigns for the safety of citizens. 

CM Mohan Yadav takes a tough stand on cyber fraud

It is worth noting that cases of cyber fraud are increasing rapidly in Madhya Pradesh too. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has asked the Collector and SP to take strict action. In November, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav suddenly reached the State Cyber ​​Police Headquarters in Bhopal and discussed the prevention of cyber crime with the officials.