Police raid cybercriminals' homes in Mewat, allege CCTV breach, Congress swarms over:

News Topical, Digital Desk : Serious questions have been raised about police action against cybercrime in the Mewat region of Rajasthan's Deeg district. Former minister Zahida Khan has leveled serious allegations against the police after a video went viral showing police breaking CCTV cameras installed in homes during a raid. She accused the police of implicating innocent people and running a racket of "illegal arrests and extortion."

According to reports, the entire controversy began after a recent police raid in the villages of Haiwatka and Navada, located in the Gopalgarh police station area of Deeg district. The police raided these villages to apprehend cybercriminals. During this raid, a CCTV camera installed in a house recorded the entire police action. The viral video clearly shows police officers breaking CCTV cameras with batons after entering the house.

Former Minister Zahida Khan submitted a memorandum

Following the issue's rise, former minister Zahida Khan met with Bharatpur Inspector General of Police (IG) Kailash Chandra Bishnoi today and submitted a memorandum. After meeting with the IG, Zahida Khan told the media that the police have the freedom to take action against cybercriminals, but innocent people are being harassed under the guise of this.

Former minister Zahida Khan accused the police
of raiding villages in the name of cybercrime, arresting innocent people, then releasing them after taking money. This has been going on for a long time.

Former minister issued a warning

The former minister claimed that the police have arrested people who are employed outside and are completely innocent. She also accused the police of entering homes and disrespecting women during raids. Zahida Khan said that this police approach is eroding the people of Mewat's faith in the law. She warned that if the police's "illegal arrests and extortion" continue, the people of the region will be forced to take to the streets in frustration.