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Crime
Rajasthan Records 23,227 Cyber‑Fraud Complaints, Only 1,724 Resolved
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 30 Sep 2026, 03:36 PM
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In Rajasthan, cyber‑crime authorities logged 23,227 complaints across ten districts, but only 1,724 cases have been closed, raising concerns about the state’s readiness to tackle digital fraud.
Rajasthan’s cyber‑crime cell recorded a total of 23,227 complaints related to online fraud in the last reporting period, spanning ten districts across the state. Only 1,724 of these cases have reached a resolution, leaving a majority of complaints unresolved.
The stark gap between complaints filed and cases closed highlights a significant bottleneck in the state’s cyber‑crime response framework. Analysts point out that the low closure rate could be due to limited investigative resources, lack of specialized forensic tools, or procedural delays.
Officials have acknowledged the issue and indicated plans to strengthen digital policing units, increase training for investigators, and improve inter‑agency coordination. However, concrete timelines and resource allocations remain unclear.
The data underscores a growing concern among citizens and businesses about the effectiveness of Rajasthan’s cyber‑crime safeguards, prompting calls for a comprehensive review of the state’s digital security strategy.
The stark gap between complaints filed and cases closed highlights a significant bottleneck in the state’s cyber‑crime response framework. Analysts point out that the low closure rate could be due to limited investigative resources, lack of specialized forensic tools, or procedural delays.
Officials have acknowledged the issue and indicated plans to strengthen digital policing units, increase training for investigators, and improve inter‑agency coordination. However, concrete timelines and resource allocations remain unclear.
The data underscores a growing concern among citizens and businesses about the effectiveness of Rajasthan’s cyber‑crime safeguards, prompting calls for a comprehensive review of the state’s digital security strategy.