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New cyber crime police station in Mangalore to tackle cyber crime

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October 18, 2014

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Mangalore, Oct 18: To combat cyber crime and tackle cases of online financial fraud, a cyber crime police station was recently sanctioned by the government to the Western Range of Karnataka State Police.

The police station is expected to be established in the building of Mangalore East and South Traffic police stations at Kadri, and will also cover Mangalore City Police Commissionerate limits.

The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) will depute police personnel to the cyber crime police station and provide the infrastructure required. The cyber crime police will function under the guidance of Director-General of Police of the CID, said Mangalore City Police Commissioner R Hithendra.

He said that the cyber crime police would probe into cases of online financial fraud involving amounts of Rs 1 lakh and above, while the local police would look into cases of online fraud where loss is lesser than Rs 1 lakh.

The local police will receive assistance from cyber crime police wing while dealing with cases of pornographic and inflammatory content on social networking sites. All cases registered under the IT Act will be investigated by the local police with the help of cyber crime police, he said.

It is likely that the new cyber crime station would start functioning in a few weeks' time.

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This towering flagpole, nestled amidst the serene beauty of Kadri Park, is set to become a new emblem of Mangaluru's spirit, uniting both locals and visitors in shared pride and patriotism.

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