ZCCs performance reviewed

 A comprehensive review meeting was conducted today by Sri C.V. Anand, IPS, DG & Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad City, to evaluate the performance of the 7 Zonal Cyber Cells (ZCCs) over the past 2 months.

The review was carried out on six major parameters:

• NCRP petition disposal

• Refund mechanisms

• Case detections

• Public awareness campaigns

• Inter-state coordination through the Samanvaya Portal

• IR uploads to CCTNS

The Commissioner of Police highlighted the remarkable progress made by the ZCCs, including:

• 65.15% increase in petition disposal with 8,209 petitions addressed in 2025 compared to 4,970 in 2024.

• 87.03% rise in refund amounts, totalling ₹1,41,72,664 across 768 cases in 2025.

• 680% surge in IR uploads to CCTNS, showcasing improved documentation practices.

• Enhanced and effective use of the Samanvaya Portal for interstate coordination in cybercrime investigations.

During the review, The Commissioner of Police, interacted directly with Zonal DIs, SIs, and PCs to understand the ground-level challenges faced by Zonal Cyber Cells. He carefully listened to their requirements, identified operational gaps, and ensured that their minimum needs were immediately addressed. This proactive approach not only boosted the morale of the staff but also emphasized the department’s commitment to empowering frontline officers in tackling cybercrime effectively.

The Commissioner of Police appreciated the growing awareness among citizens about approaching ZCCs for cybercrime issues and emphasized the importance of such awareness in building a safer digital ecosystem. 

 The Commissioner of Police commended the ZCC teams for their dedication and hard work in achieving these results. He encouraged the officers to 

further strengthen coordination with banks, telecom service providers, and judicial agencies to ensure quicker redressal of cyber fraud cases. The importance of continued training and public awareness programs was also emphasized as an essential tool in preventing cybercrimes and empowering citizens.

The meeting was attended by Sri.P Viswa Prasad, IPS,Addl. Commissioner of police, Crimes., Smt. Dara Kavitha, Dy.Commissioner of Police, (Cyber Crimes), ACP & SHO R G Siva Maruthi, ACP Jaipal Reddy, All 7 Zonal Dis & SIs, CCPS Inspectors, and SIs.

Citizens are advised to immediately report any cybercrime by contacting their nearest Zonal Cyber Cell or Police Station, or by dialing the 1930 Cyber Helpline. Prompt reporting ensures faster action, prevention of further losses, and increases the chances of refunding the defrauded amount.