Bengaluru cybercrime police organise victims’ day at station

On Saturday, the Bengaluru region cyber attack station officials not only updated the progress of the cases, but also organized the ‘Victims’ day at the station to raise awareness.

More than 50 people participated in the program, not only cyber crimes, but also women, children, drugs and property crimes and the security of those who are not made on social media.

Bangaluru Region Police Director CK Baba said, “Since it is better than prevention treatment, the idea is to close the public-police relations in a better way and to help the victims in every way possible,” he said.

The staff of the cyber crime police who interacted with the victims of crime as part of the sacrifice day at the station on Saturday. | Photo Loan: Special Editing

Baba, “the victims of cyber fraud is a general tendency to be psychologically affected for several reasons. The staff were trained on how to consult them through appropriate dialogue to make them feel better. A help table was established at a special station where the personnel were trained to help the victims in any way.”

Authorities, the victim’s day program will be held regularly at the station and other stations to expand the plans to expand, he said.