e-Zero FIR 2026: India’s New Law to Fight Cyber Crime at Lightning Speed
Breaking: PM Modi Orders Nationwide e-Zero FIR Rollout — June 2026 India’s war against cybercrime just got a powerful new weapon. On 24 June 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired the 52nd PRAGATI meeting — and for the first time in PRAGATI’s history, cyber crime response was formally placed on the governance agenda alongside major […]
Supreme Court Upholds28% GST on Online Gaming &Fantasy Sports
GRM Application Lien Removal
Mere Complaint Through MHA Cyber Portal Cannot Be Ground To Freeze Bank Accounts
Gauhati High Court Protects Innocent Account Holders
“Bank Can’t Become Police”: Allahabad High Court Slams Arbitrary Account Freeze, Imposes ₹50,000 Cost on IOB
Allahabad High Court Protects Citizens Against Illegal Bank Account Freezes In a significant judgment safeguarding the financial and constitutional rights of citizens and businesses, the Allahabad High Court has ruled that banks cannot arbitrarily freeze customer accounts merely on suspicion without any FIR, complaint, or lawful authority. In M/s S.A. Enterprises vs Reserve Bank of […]
Arbitrary Bank Account Freeze in Cyber Crime Cases? Allahabad High Court Gives Major Relief to Citizens & Businesses
Allahabad High Court Restricts Illegal Debit Freeze Actions by Police in Cyber Crime Investigations In a significant judgment protecting the financial rights of citizens and businesses, the High Court of Judicature at Allahabad has ruled that police authorities cannot arbitrarily freeze entire bank accounts in cyber crime investigations without following proper legal procedure. The Court, […]
White Collar Crime in India: Why Law Alone Isn’t Enough – Tashu Gupta’s Hard-Hitting Analysis
In a thought-provoking article titled “India’s Struggle Against White-Collar Crime: Why Law Alone Isn’t Enough”, law student Tashu Gupta shines a light on one of the biggest challenges facing India’s justice system today. Published in The Hindu, the piece argues that while India has strong laws and agencies, white-collar crimes continue to thrive because of […]
Karnataka High Court’s Landmark Ruling: Denial of Anticipatory Bail in Cybercrime Cases
The digital age has ushered in unprecedented advancements, but it has also given rise to complex cybercrimes that challenge traditional legal frameworks. The Karnataka High Court recently made a significant ruling, denying anticipatory bail in a cybercrime case involving data theft and misuse of proprietary technology. This decision underscores the judiciary’s growing emphasis on custodial […]
Cyber Crime Involving Impersonation Of Law Enforcement Officials: A Growing Threat to Public Confidence
The digital age has brought remarkable advancements, but it has also given rise to sophisticated cybercrimes that exploit technology for fraudulent activities. One such alarming trend is the impersonation of law enforcement officials to extort money from unsuspecting victims. The Punjab and Haryana High Court recently addressed this issue, rejecting a pre-arrest bail plea in […]