Jalpaiguri, April 1, 2026 — In a massive victory for digital safety and public trust, the Maynaguri Police Station has successfully clawed back over a lakh and a half rupees from the clutches of cyber criminals. In a sweeping operational update announced today, Jalpaiguri District Police confirmed the recovery of hijacked digital funds and dozens of missing mobile devices, delivering swift justice to panicked citizens who thought their assets were gone forever.
The Great Cyber Clawback
Cyber fraudsters operating in the region just met their match. Thanks to the relentless tracking by Maynaguri law enforcement, exactly ₹1,63,424 has been intercepted and officially returned to the victims of vicious online scams. This crucial financial recovery highlights the district’s aggressive push to tackle the skyrocketing threat of digital fraud head-on.
21 Devices Rescued from the Shadows
The police didn’t stop at digital wallets. Officers also successfully tracked down and recovered 21 lost mobile phones, effectively preventing sensitive personal data from falling into the wrong hands. In a series of handovers today, the recovered devices were safely returned to their rightful, relieved owners.
A High-Alert Warning for Netizens
Capitalizing on this major tactical win, the Jalpaiguri District Police have issued an urgent public safety mandate. Authorities are strictly warning all citizens to never share OTPs, banking details, or passwords under any circumstances. The police are also urging the public to avoid clicking on unknown or suspicious links and to meticulously verify credentials before authorizing any online payments.
What’s Next in the War on Scams?
As digital criminals deploy increasingly sophisticated tactics, the Jalpaiguri police force is doubling down on its cyber defenses. Citizens are fiercely encouraged to immediately report any suspicious digital activity to the 1930 national cyber fraud hotline or visit their nearest precinct without delay. With this latest crackdown setting a strong precedent, authorities are sending a clear, uncompromising message: the fight to build a safer digital environment is just getting started, and the police are watching.
