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Cyber Crime Cell/Economic Offences Wing) for Filing Complaint – List Updated on August 16, 2012 Fictitious Offers of Cheap Funds from Abroad - List of Nodal Agencies (Cyber Crime Cell/Economic Offences Wing) for Filing Complaint – List updated on August 16, 2012 Sr. Regional Name / Address Mobile No. Telephone Fax No. No. Office No. 1. Agartala Shri Soumitra Dhar, 09436123828 0381- 0381- (Tripura) Superintendent of Police (CID) 2376963 2376979 A.D. Nagar (Arundhati Nagar) Agartala 799 003 [email protected] 2. Ahmedabad Shri R.V. Jotangia, 09978406062 079- 079- (Gujarat) Dy. Inspector General of Police, 23259419 23257545 C.I.D. (Crime & Railways), Gujarat State, Gandhinagar. Office of the Additional Director General of Police, C.I.D. (Crime & Railways), 4th Floor, Police Bhavan, Sector-18, Gandhinagar-382018, Gujarat 3. Arunachal Shri Anil Shukla, IPS, 0360- Pradesh DIG-Crime, 2291065 Police Head Quarters, 2212576 Government of Arunachal Pradesh. Itanagar-791 113 [email protected] 4. Bangalore Cyber Crime Police Station COD 080- 080- (Karnataka) Headquarters, Carlton House 22201026, 22387611 #1, Palace Road, 22943050 Bangalore-560 001 [email protected], [email protected], http://www.cyberpolicebangalore .nic.in 5. Belapur, Shri Dattatraya Shende, DCP – 09821222601 Navi Crime Mumbai, (Maharashtr Shri Bagde, PI 09823224584 a) cybercell.navimumbai@mahapol ice.gov.in Police Commissioner's Office, H.H. Nirmaladevi Marg, CBD, Belapur, Navi Mumbai-400614 6. Bhopal Office of the State Cyber Police, 0755- (Madhya Police Radio Headquarters 2770278 Pradesh) Bhadbhada Road, Bhopal www.mpcyberpolice.nic.in [email protected] 7. Bhubanesh Shri Abhay, IPS, 0671- war Additional D.G.-CID, 2304834 Crime Branch, P.O. Buxi Bazaar, Cuttack753 001 [email protected] 8. Chandigarh Baljeet Singh, Chaddha, 09779589913 - Home Guard Building, 172272440 Sector-17, 2 Chandigarh [email protected] : 2 : Sr. Regional Name / Address Mobile No. Telephone Fax No. No. Office No. 9. Chennai Dr. Sudhakar, 044- (Tamil Asst. Commissioner of Police, 23452350 Nadu) Cyber Crime Cell, Commissioner Office Campus, Egmore, Chennai-600008 [email protected] Ms.P.C. Thenmozhi, IPS, 044- A-Wing, III rd Floor, 24461959 Rajaji Bhawan, Besant Nagar, 24468889 Chennai-600090 24463888 [email protected] 10. Dehradun Director General of Police 0135- (Uttarkhand (Uttarkhand), Dehradun 2712685 ) Cyber Cell – Uttarkhand Toll-Free No. 1800-1804- 111 Special Task Force, 09411112747 0135- Shri Mukesh Kumar, Nodal 2640982 Officer, (Telefax) [email protected], insp3stf- [email protected] 11. Gangtok Superintendent of Police, 03595- (Sikkim) Criminal Investigation Dept., 202087 Sikkim Police Headquarters, 204297 Gangtok-737101 [email protected] Mrs. Mrinalini Shrivastava, IPS 09968832416 03595- (Present Incumbent) 202087 [email protected] 204297 m 12. Guwahati Shri Rajendra Kumar, IPS 0361- (Assam) Director, Bureau of Investigation 2452050 Economic Offences Wing, Government of Assam, Srimantapur, Opposite Border Office, Bhangagarh, Guwahati-781032 www.assampolice.com Shri M. Sahay, IPS, 0361- Additional Director General of 2524494 Police, CID, Cyber Crime Cell, Government of Assam, Ulubari, Guwahati-781007 [email protected] 13. Haryana Rajpal Singh, 01733- Dy. Inspector General of Police / 253221, Crime-I, [email protected] 0172- 6539024 14. Hyderabad Dr. Mahender Kumar Rathod, 09491071882 040- (Andhra IPS, Superintendent of Police, 23234045 Pradesh) CID, EOW, Office of the Additional Director General of Police, CID, DGP : 3 : Sr. Regional Name / Address Mobile No. Telephone Fax No. No. Office No. Office Complex, III Floor, Lakdikapool, Hyderabad-500004 [email protected] 15. Jaipur Shri N. Morris Babu, 09414152551 0141-260- (Rajasthan) Inspector General of Police, 4216 Human Rights, CID (CB), Police Headquarters, Near Hawa Mahal, Jaipur [email protected] 16. Jammu Inspector General of Police, 0194- (Jammu & Crime Head Quarter, 2310912 Kashmir) Jammu & Kashmir, Srinagar (Summer), Inspector General of Police, 0191- Crime Head Quarter, 2540496 Jammu & Kashmir, Jammu (Winter), [email protected] Supervisory Officer of Cyber Cell / Economic Offences Cell 09419000862 0194- 0194- Raja Aijaz Ali, IPS, 2310945 2310912 Crime Headquarters J & K, 09419000862 0191- 0191- Royal Apartments, 2572475 2564210 Opposite Police Station, Faj Bagh, Srinagar (Summer) CPO Complex, Panjitirthi Jammu (Winter) [email protected] In-charge officer of the Cyber Cell / Economic Offence Cell 09419156965 0194- Shri Ranjit Singh Sambyal, 2310948 Addl.Supdt. of Police / SSP Crime Branch, Crime Branch, Kashmir, Royal Apartments, Opp. Police Station, Raj Bagh, Srinagar (Summer) 0191- Crime Branch, 2578901 Panjtirthi, Jammu (Winter) [email protected] 17. Kanpur Additional Director General, 0522- 0522- (U.P.) Economic Offence Wing, 2287253 2287090 5th Floor, Indira Bhawan, Ashok Marg, Lucknow [email protected] Nodal Officer, 0562- 0562- Cyber Complaints Redressal 2463343 2261000 Cell, I G Agra Range-7, 7, Kutchery Road, : 4 : Sr. Regional Name / Address Mobile No. Telephone Fax No. No. Office No. Balu Ganj, Agra-282001 (Cyber Cell-U.P.) [email protected], [email protected] 18. Kochi The Station House Officer, 0471- (Kerala) Cyber Crime Police Station, 2449090 SCRB, Pattom, 2556179 Thiruvananthapuram-695004 [email protected] www.keralapolice.org. 19. Kolkata Website of the Police Authorities 033- (W.B.) www.kolkatapolice.gov.in 22505120 22141420 22143000 DIG, CID, Operations, 033- Cyber Crime Branch, 24506163 Bhawani Bhawan, 3rd Floor, Alipore, Kolkata-700027 www.kolkatapolice.cybercrime.n et [email protected] n 20. Lucknow Cyber Crime Cell 09454440149 (U.P.) ASP, Lucknow CO, 9 Gomtinagar, Shivalik Complex, Aarawali Marg, Faizabad Road, Lucknow-226016 [email protected] 21. Manipur Dr. S. Ibocha Singh, 0385- Superintendent of Police, 2451501 Economic Offences Wing, PS, Crime Branch, Manipur, Government of Manipur, Imphal-795 001 [email protected] 22. Meghalaya Shri H.H. Marbaniang, IPS, 09402195711 0364- DIG-CID, 2226185 Police Headquartrs, Government of Meghalaya, Shillong [email protected] 23. Mizoram Shri Joseph Lalchhuana, 09436140735 0389- Superintendent of Police 2334082 CID (Crime), 2333112 Economic Offences Wing, Government of Mizoram, Aizawl-796 001. [email protected] 24. Mumbai Cyber Crime Investigation Cell 022- (Maharashtr (Crime Branch, C.I.D.), 22641261 a) Annex-III Building, Police Commissioner Office, Crowford Market, Mumbai. [email protected] http://www.cybercellmumbai.co : 5 : Sr. Regional Name / Address Mobile No. Telephone Fax No. No. Office No. m 25. Nagaland The Inspector General of Police 0370- (Crime), 2223897 Chairman and Nodal Officer, Police Head Quarters, Government of Nagaland, Kohima-797 001 [email protected] 26. Nagpur Cyber Crime Cell 0712- (Maharashtr Office of the Additional 2566766 a) Commissioner of Police, 2559977 Crime Branch, 2565570 Civil Lines, Nagapur City [email protected] Economic Offences Wing Office of the Additional 0712- Commissioner of Police, 2534012 Crime Branch, Civil Lines, Nagapur City [email protected] 27. New Delhi Shri Vivek Gogia, 011- 011- Joint Commissioner of Police, 26851998 26851999 Economic Offences Wing, C-22/23, Udyog Sadan, Qutab Institutional Area, New Delhi-110 016 [email protected] Shri Vikram K. Porwal, 011- 011- Asst. Commissioner of Police, 26515229 26511552 Cyber Crime Cell, EOW, Crime Branch, 2nd Floor, Police Training School, Malaviya Nagar, New Delhi-110 017 [email protected] 28. Odisha Shri B.K. Sharma, IPS 0671 – Additional Director General of 2304834 Police – CID Crime Branch PO – Buxibazar Cuttack – 753 001 Odisha Email : [email protected] 29. Panaji Superintendent of Police, 0832- (Goa) Cyber Crime Cell, 2456688 Crime Branch, Dona Paula, Near NIO Circle, Goa-403004 [email protected] 0832- Superintendent of Police, 2428267 Economic Offences Cell, Panaji-403001 [email protected] 30. Punjab K.V.P. Singh, 0172- SSP / Crime, Punjab, 2742293 State Crime Building, Phase-IV, SAS Nagar, Mohali [email protected], [email protected] : 6 : Sr. Regional Name / Address Mobile No. Telephone Fax No. No. Office No. 31. Patna Shri Nilesh Kumar, Sr.DSP, 08986912828 (Bihar) Cyber Crime Investigation Cell, ATS Building, Police Computer Bhawan, Bailey Road, Patna [email protected] [email protected] 32. Raipur Office of the Additional Director 0771- 0771- (Chhatisgar General of Police, 2445301 2445201 h) State Economic Offences Investigations and Anti Corruption Bureau, Chhatisgarh,G.E.Road, Raipur 33. Ranchi Shri Anurag Gupta, IG, CID 09431141999 0651- (Jarkhand) (Organised Crime), 2491532, Raja Rani Building, Doranda, 2491315 Ranchi, Jharkhand-834002 [email protected] 34. Shimla Shri Rameshwar Singh Thakur, 09418477707 0177- (Himachal Superintendent of Police, 2622140 Pradesh) CID / Crime, Police, Headquarters, Shimla-171002 [email protected] Shri Vijay Sharma, 09418490088 0177- Deputy Superintendent of 2622140 Police, CID / Crime, CID Bharari, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh [email protected] 35. Thiruvanant Economic Offences 0471- hapuram 2722215 (Kerala) Additional Director General of Police (Crime), Police Headquarters, Vazhuthacaud, Thiruvananthapuram-695 010 Kerala [email protected] Cyber Crime 0471- Inspector General of Police- 2446522 SCRB, Kerala Police, Pattom, Thiruvananthapuram-695004 Kerala [email protected] ूेस ूकाशनी PRESS RELEASE भारतीय रज़व बक RESERVE BANK OF INDIA , , . , ‐400001 संचार वभाग क िय कायालय एस बी एस माग मुंबई www.rbi.org.in/hindi _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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