Shah chairs high-level review of Helpline 1930

Union Home Minister Amit Shah chaired a review of the National Cybercrime Helpline 1930 in New Delhi on 17 June 2026, assessing its operational effectiveness in combating digital fraud across India.

The National Cybercrime Helpline 1930 is India's dedicated emergency line for reporting online financial fraud, enabling victims to flag incidents and seek rapid intervention from law enforcement agencies.

The Ministry of Home Affairs convened the review meeting in New Delhi to evaluate response times, complaint resolution rates, and inter-agency coordination under the National Cybercrime Helpline 1930 framework.

Amit Shah, who holds both the Home and Cooperation ministerial portfolios, presided over the 17 June 2026 review — underscoring the Centre's focus on digital safety alongside cooperative sector governance.

The 1930 helpline serves as India's frontline defence against online financial crimes, allowing citizens to report fraud in real time — with Home Minister Amit Shah's review on 17 June 2026 signalling continued government attention to cyber safety.