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Cybercrime Losses In Telangana Drop 20.2% To ₹881 Cr In First 9 Months

Cybercrime Losses In Telangana Drop 20.2% To ₹881 Cr In First 9 Months

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  • center · 3 outlets

    Reported cybercrime losses fell by ₹222.70 crore, while funds frozen in suspected fraudsters' accounts rose 42.2% during January–September 2026.

    — Deccan Chronicle

  • right · 1 outlet

    Hyderabad: Reported financial losses from cybercrime in Telangana fell 20.2 per cent in January-September this year compared with the same nine months of 2025, the state cyber security bureau said, even as the amount placed under lien in fraudsters' accounts climbed sharply. Losses stood at Rs…

    — The Pioneer

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Reported cybercrime losses fell by ₹222.70 crore, while funds frozen in suspected fraudsters' accounts rose 42.2% during January–September 2026.

Coverage arrived over 8 hours — first from Deccan Chronicle, latest from The New Indian Express.

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Cybercrime Losses In Telangana Drop 20.2% To ₹881 Cr In First 9 Months

Reported cybercrime losses fell by ₹222.70 crore, while funds frozen in suspected fraudsters' accounts rose 42.2% during January–September 2026.

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