Cybercrime: Govt Emphasis on Prompt Relief to Victims
Rajasthan has secured 10 out of 10 marks in ICJS integration on the national dashboard related to the new criminal laws
Sept 9, 2026 - Rajasthan Chief Secretary V Srinivas on Tuesday, September 8, reviewed the implementation of the Inter-Operable Criminal Justice System (ICJS), cyber security and the new criminal laws at the Government Secretariat in Jaipur. The meeting included detailed discussions on various digital platforms associated with the criminal justice system, mechanisms to combat cyber crimes and the progress in implementing the new criminal laws.
The Chief Secretary directed that digital integration among the various pillars of the criminal justice system be further strengthened. He emphasised improving the electronic service of e-Summons and making the digital integration of forensic, prison, prosecution and medico-legal systems more effective. Srinivas laid stress on the better utilisation of digital systems related to medical services, police and prosecution.
Rajasthan has secured 10 out of 10 marks in ICJS integration on the national dashboard related to the new criminal laws. RajNet connectivity has been ensured in all 1,040 police stations across the State.
Additional Chief Secretary, Home, Bhaskar Atmaram Sawant informed that integration of MedLEaPR (Medico-Legal Examination and Post-Mortem Reporting) with CCTNS (Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems) has been completed in the State. All districts have also been onboarded on e-Prosecution.
Chief Secretary Srinivas said that priority be given to ensuring the early return of the amount put on hold in cases involving cyber fraud victims. He directed effective utilisation of the Money Restoration Module and time-bound disposal of complaints received through the Grievance Redressal Module.
Director General of Police Rajiv Sharma shared that from July 1, 2024, to August 31, 2026, a total of 4,12,203 cases were registered in the State under the new criminal laws, of which 3,71,244 cases have been disposed of through charge sheets or final reports. This accounts for 90.10 per cent of the total registered cases.
