Newindianexpress Delhi Police Recovers Rs 3.59 Lakh for Cyber Fraud Victims
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- •Delhi Police restored Rs 3.59 lakh to cyber fraud victims through the MRM.
- •34 cases were successfully processed, while 22 cases lacked complainant responses.
- •Victims must provide documentation in person to recover their funds.
The Delhi Police has restored Rs 3.59 lakh to victims of online financial fraud via the Money Restoration Module (MRM), a system developed by the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C). This recovery involved 34 cases after verification and documentation processes. A total of 70 requests were processed under the MRM, which allows for the restoration of amounts up to Rs 50,000 in eligible cases where banks have blocked suspicious transactions. Victims must visit police stations with necessary documents for verification. However, 22 cases could not be processed due to a lack of response from complainants.
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2026-06-20
Delhi Police announces fund restoration
Delhi Police reported the recovery of Rs 3.59 lakh for victims of cyber fraud through the MRM, involving 34 cases processed.
Newindianexpress2026-06-20
Details of the Money Restoration Module revealed
The MRM allows restoration of amounts up to Rs 50,000 in eligible cases where banks have blocked transactions.
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