Sho vijendra yadav

Payal: Sir, given your concern about cybercrime, could you please share which apps teenagers primarily use nowadays and how their classes are affected?

SHO Vijendra Yadav: Well, Instagram is the most popular app among teenagers, and they also use others like Facebook. Regarding classes, students in 9th and 11th grades are most active, though issues are also common among 10th and 11th graders.

We often encounter situations where girls receive unknown requests or are stalked, prompting immediate complaints. In other cases, girls accept requests, leading to relationships and potential blackmail incidents.

Unfortunately, demands for money are common due to the widespread use of mobile phones. Additionally, dating apps pose risks as girls easily fall victim to deception.

It's crucial for teenagers and parents to understand these risks and promote responsible app and online usage.

Payal: What types of cyber cases do you typically handle?

SHO Vijendra Yadav: We handle various cyber-related cases, especially those involving teenagers, ranging from initial complaints to escalated situations.

Cybercrime has surged with the widespread availability of mobile phones and cheap internet, leading people to spend more time online and increasing crime rates.

Recognizing this trend, specialized cybercrime police stations were established to address the complexities of these cases.