Navigating Cyber Law & Digital Offenses
With the exponential expansion of digital payments, UPI, and online communications, cyber offences have surged across Uttar Pradesh. These cases demand a rare blend of statutory criminal law proficiency and deep technical understanding of server logs, IP tracking, metadata, and digital chain of custody under Section 65B of the Indian Evidence Act / BSA.
Cyber Legal Services
- Financial Phishing & Banking Cyber Fraud: Immediate legal action to freeze fraudulent beneficiary bank accounts, reporting to National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (1930), and Magistrate applications for money refund.
- Information Technology Act Defence: Defending charges under Sections 43, 66 (Hacking), 66C (Identity Theft), 66D (Cheating by Impersonation), and 67 (Obscenity).
- Digital Defamation & Online Harassment: Securing takedown notices, restraining malicious social media campaigns, and pursuing criminal defamation actions.
- Section 65B Electronic Evidence Verification: Challenging inadmissible digital evidence, manipulated WhatsApp transcripts, and uncertified CCTV footage during court trials.
Frequently Asked Questions (Cyber Crime & IT Act)
What should I do immediately after falling victim to a UPI banking cyber fraud?
Call 1930 within the golden hour to flag the transaction, lodge a formal report at cybercrime.gov.in, intimate your bank in writing to freeze the debit, and consult our cyber advocates to file an urgent court application.
Are WhatsApp messages admissible as evidence in Indian courts?
Yes, but only when accompanied by a strict statutory certificate under Section 65B of the Evidence Act / Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam proving device ownership and unbroken hash integrity.
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