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Hyderabad, June 2, 2025(Shoukat-PMI) – The Telangana Cyber Security Bureau (TGCSB) has reported a notable decline in cybercrime complaints and financial losses during the first four months of 2025, attributing the success to increased public awareness, data-driven enforcement, and rapid action against offenders.
Key Improvements
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Telangana recorded an 11% drop in financial cybercrime complaints from January to April 2025 compared to the same period in 2024.
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Financial losses in the state decreased by 19%, with over a 30% reduction compared to the September–December 2024 quarter.
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In contrast, cybercrime complaints and financial losses rose nationally by 28% and 12%, respectively, during the same timeframe.
Additionally, the state achieved a higher percentage of recovery (POH) of lost funds, improving from 13% in 2024 to 16% in 2025, reflecting better coordination with banks and digital platforms.
Strengthening Enforcement
The TGCSB has significantly bolstered its operations:
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FIR conversions increased from 6,763 in 2024 to 7,575 in 2025, with a conversion rate improvement from 18% to 19%.
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Arrests tripled, with 626 individuals apprehended in 2025 compared to 230 during the same period in 2024.
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PT warrant executions rose from 53 to 89, indicating enhanced collaboration across jurisdictions.
Driving Factors Behind the Decline
Shikha Goel, IPS’Director, Telangana Cyber Security Bureau, Hyderabad
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Awareness Campaigns: Targeted initiatives educated citizens about digital scams, investment fraud, and OTP-based crimes.
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Enhanced Reporting Systems: The 1930 helpline chatbot reduced the average reporting time to under three minutes, enabling faster action to freeze fraudulent transactions.
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Community Outreach: Programs in schools, colleges, and districts, along with the SHIELD 2025 conclave, fostered collaboration between law enforcement and tech platforms.
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Advanced Technology: Data analytics, OSINT tools, and digital profiling have empowered enforcement teams to tackle cybercrime hotspots effectively.
Commitment to Safety
Preliminary figures for May 2025 suggest a continued decline in cybercrime-related complaints and losses in Telangana. The TGCSB remains committed to proactive measures to safeguard citizens in the digital domain.
For further updates on TGCSB initiatives, visit [TGCSB official website].(pressmediaofindia.com)
