- The names of Jamtada of Jharkhand and Noah of Haryana were also mentioned

- Occasional

- The use of smart phones has increased in small villages-towns. Cybercriminals target local youth

Internet users are very much affected by cybercrime. Just as the police have to roam the Chambal valley to find bandits, the Cyber police have to scour the main centers of crime to catch cybercriminals. Cybercriminals have become uncontrollable. Their network cannot be broken by cyber police. Two years ago, Jamtada of Jharkhand and Nooh of Haryana - these were the names. Similarly, the name of Indore in Madhya Pradesh has also been frequently mentioned. However, Uttar Pradesh's Mathura and Rajasthan's Bharatpur are at the forefront of cybercrime centers at present.

According to a report, 80 percent of cyber crimes in India occur in Mathura and Bharatpur districts. Even the cyber police are surprised when such criminals sit in a small town and manipulate millions. According to research done by the Future Crime Research Foundation associated with IIT Kanpur, Mathura and Bharatpur have become the crime capital of India.

According to an estimate, Bharatpur accounts for 18 percent of the total cyber crime, Mathura 12 percent, Nooh 11 percent, Deogarh 10 percent, Jamtara 9.6 percent, Gurugram 8.1 percent and Alwar 5.1 percent. One wonders how the ghouls living in these small towns would be operating and defying the cyber police.

Cybercriminals are internet technology savvy. They come up with new tricks to cheat people everyday and keep it flowing on the internet. The main factors behind the increase in cybercrime include the increased use of smart phones at the town level, laziness in using applications that provide cyber security, ignorance of internet technology, financial constraints, etc.

In early 2023, the Indian government banned as many as 138 Chinese betting apps and 92 apps offering loans. Cyber ​​crimes were committed through servers located in China and Russia. It seems, India's cyber thieves have now overtaken even China. By creating centers in small cities of India, cyber thieves are making millions by cheating people. Cybercriminals operate from some villages where there are no paved roads. Laborers living in small villages open bank accounts in the name of lakhs and get their passwords, debit cards etc. Cybercriminals are speaking in the name of a laborer in the bank accounts where money is deposited.

When the cyber police investigates the bank, it comes to know that the account is operated by someone else i.e. a cyber criminal. According to the details of the bank account, the police arrest an innocent laborer who used to manipulate the money in the account, about which this father knows nothing.

A person who is a victim of online fraud rarely gets justice. It is a matter of concern that centers of cybercrime are emerging at the town level. Khanda criminals make the youths living in small towns criminals by showing them ways to earn money. Provides them with hacking tools and malware.

First of all, millions of people are sent malware through email etc. The responsibility is then handed over to these youth groups. One class has a list of people who open malware emails. Another group monitors the details filled in this email. After the malware is spread, cybercriminals enter the field to hack into the computer. The authorities should bring these cyber criminals, especially those operating from small towns, to book.