Srinagar, Dec. 12 -- Jammu and Kashmir has witnessed a steady rise in cyber crime cases over the past five years, increasing from 73 in 2019 to 185 in 2023, according to data presented by the Union Home Ministry in the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday. The trend reflects a nationwide spike, prompting the Centre to outline measures to strengthen digital policing and cyber forensics. Minister of State for Home Affairs Bandi Sanjay Kumar noted that policing and public order fall under State jurisdiction, and many districts still lack dedicated cyber crime units, trained personnel, and forensic labs. J&K relies on Central support through specialized schemes and the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre.Nationally, cyber crime cases rose from 44,735 ...