Cyber Crime
Harassment & Defamation
Online harassment and defamation covers abusive messages, stalking, threats, and false or damaging statements posted about you on the internet. A verified advocate can help you preserve the offending content, send legal notices, and file complaints with the police, cyber cell, or platform to have the material taken down. Where appropriate, they can also pursue criminal or civil action against the person responsible to protect your reputation and safety.
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How to get harassment & defamation help
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Documents that help
Keep these handy
- Screenshots of the messages, emails or web pages involved
- Bank or UPI transaction statements and reference numbers
- Details of the fraudulent number, ID, link or account
- Any acknowledgement of a complaint already filed
- Identity document where required
- Records of unauthorised access, such as login alerts
Consultation types
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Call consultationDiscuss the matter with an advocate by phone, where available.
Video consultationSpeak with an advocate through video, where available.
Office consultationMeet an advocate at the relevant office or location, where available.
Physical visitRequest on-ground legal assistance where the service and location support it.
Common questions
Cyber Crime — quick answers
What should I do first after online fraud?
Call your bank to freeze the account, report on the national helpline 1930, and file a complaint at cybercrime.gov.in — then speak to a cyber-crime advocate. Preserve all screenshots.
Can I recover money lost to UPI fraud?
Recovery is possible especially if reported fast, before the fraudster withdraws it. An advocate helps drive the bank and police follow-up.
What is the 1930 helpline?
It is the national cyber-crime financial-fraud helpline; reporting quickly can help freeze the transferred money.
My account was hacked — what can I do?
Secure your account, document everything, and file a cyber complaint. An advocate can escalate and pursue action against the offender.
How fast can I talk to a lawyer?
For emergencies, a verified advocate typically calls back within about 24 minutes.
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