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Delhi cyber cell number and cyber crime helpline: how to report

The official Delhi cyber cell numbers and cyber crime helpline. Lost money to online fraud? Call 1930 first, then use these Delhi cyber cell contacts to file, follow up and escalate your complaint.

Official contacts

National cyber fraud helpline (all states)1930
File a complaint onlinecybercrime.gov.in — Choose Delhi as the state in the complaint form.
State cyber crime websitecyber.delhipolice.gov.in
Delhi cyber cell (nodal officer) phone011-20892633
Delhi cyber cell (nodal officer) emaildcp-ifso@delhipolice.gov.in

Phone and email are from the state/UT nodal and grievance officer list on cybercrime.gov.in, last updated by the portal on 2 February 2024, so some may have changed. Checked on 29 September 2026. cybercrime.gov.in

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Delhi cyber police: state and district contacts

Every Delhi Police district has its own cyber police station. Go to the one for the district where you live or where the fraud happened. Bigger cases go to IFSO, the Special Cell's cyber unit.

IFSO, Special Cell (Joint CP)011-23473554
jointcp.ifsosplcell@delhipolice.gov.in
IFSO duty officer011-20892632

District cyber police stations

East6828401137
shocyber.east@delhipolice.gov.in
North East8750870788
cybercell.ned@delhipolice.gov.in
South8750870864
cybercell.south@delhipolice.gov.in
South East6828401537
cybercell.sed@delhipolice.gov.in
South West6828402537
shocyber.sw@delhipolice.gov.in
West011-25123432, 8750871174
shocyber.west@delhipolice.gov.in
Outer6828401837
shocyber.outer@delhipolice.gov.in
Central011-28210885, 6828401937
cybercell-central@delhipolice.gov.in
North011-27666436, 6828402037
cybercell-north@delhipolice.gov.in
North West6828402137
cybercell-northwest@delhipolice.gov.in
Shahdara6828401337
cybercell-shahdara@delhipolice.gov.in
Rohini011-20879316
insp-cyber-rohini@delhipolice.gov.in
New Delhi011-23361880
shocyber.nd@delhipolice.gov.in
Dwarka8287513200
shocyber.dwarka@delhipolice.gov.in
Outer North011-20875607, 7065036388
shocyber.on@delhipolice.gov.in

From the official cyber.delhipolice.gov.in website. Checked on 4 October 2026. cyber.delhipolice.gov.in Numbers on police websites change with transfers. If one does not answer, call 1930 or go to your nearest police station.

How cyber policing works in Delhi

  • Reported In August 2026 Delhi Police set up the Delhi Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (D4C). It includes a dedicated Online Crimes against Women and Children Wing, which works with district cyber police stations and social media platforms on taking down content and supporting survivors. Devdiscourse (ANI), Asianet Newsable

Confirmed means an official source; Reported means news reports. Sources are linked after each point. Checked 30 October 2026.

What happened to you? Step-by-step guides for Delhi

Pick the scam that matches yours. Each guide says what to do now, who to call and how to get money held.

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What to do first

  1. If money left your account, call 1930 straight away. It works in Delhi and every other state, and it is the fastest way to get the money held.
  2. Tell your bank to block your card, UPI and net banking, and report the transactions as fraud in writing.
  3. Complete the complaint on cybercrime.gov.in with Delhi as the state, and save the acknowledgement number.
  4. Keep screenshots, transaction IDs and the scammer's numbers, UPI IDs and links. Do not delete the chats.

When to contact the Delhi cyber cell

  • You filed on cybercrime.gov.in with Delhi as the state and want to follow up on it.
  • You are unhappy with how your complaint is being handled and want to raise a grievance.
  • You need to know which police station or cyber police station is handling your case.
  • Your bank account was frozen after a complaint and you need to know which police unit to contact.

The nodal officer contacts are for follow-up and grievances, not emergencies. For a crime happening now, call 112.

Delhi in numbers

  • Cyber crime cases registered by police, 2024: 404
  • Cases registered, 2023: 407
  • Cases registered, 2022: 685

Source: NCRB Crime in India, as tabled in Lok Sabha (Unstarred Q.251, 21 July 2026)

  • Cyber crime complaints reported on the national portal, 2024: 1,52,987
  • Complaints reported, January–June 2025: 89,646

Source: Complaints on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal, Rajya Sabha (Unstarred Q.1200, 30 July 2025)

  • Cyber fraud complaints reported (cumulative): 2,05,464
  • Amount reported lost (cumulative): ₹1,943.45 crore
  • Amount put on hold (lien) in receiving accounts: ₹186.68 crore

Source: Cyber fraud on the national portal since launch, Rajya Sabha (Unstarred Q.1513, 12 March 2025)

Cases registered are police FIRs counted by NCRB. Complaints are reports made on the national portal, which are far more numerous because not every complaint becomes an FIR. Money on hold has been frozen in the receiving accounts; it is not the same as money returned to victims.

Quick answers

What is the cyber crime helpline number in Delhi?

Call 1930, the national cyber crime helpline, which works in Delhi and every other state. Use it first if you lost money. For follow-up on a complaint already filed, Delhi's cyber cell (nodal officer) is listed on 011-20892633.

How do I file a cyber crime complaint in Delhi?

File online at cybercrime.gov.in and choose Delhi as the state, or call 1930 if money was taken. You can also go to your nearest police station.

What is the email of the Delhi cyber cell?

Delhi's cyber cell (nodal officer) email on I4C's list is dcp-ifso@delhipolice.gov.in. Use it for follow-ups and grievances about a complaint, not emergencies.

Is 011-20892633 the Delhi cyber cell number?

Yes. 011-20892633 is the Delhi cyber cell (nodal officer) number on I4C's state list on cybercrime.gov.in, which the portal last updated on 2 February 2024. Use it to follow up on a complaint you have already filed. To report fresh fraud or lost money, call 1930 first. The Delhi police website's own cyber contacts are listed on this page too.

Where is the cyber police station in my district in Delhi?

This page lists 15 district and city cyber police contacts in Delhi, with the phone numbers and emails on the official police website. If your district is not listed, call 1930 or go to your nearest police station, which must register your complaint.

Our reports from Delhi

Cases, arrests and advisories involving Delhi that we have covered, with the line that mentions it.

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