Victims of cyber fraud will now have to submit a compensation bond of just ₹100 instead of ₹1,000 to get their money back. The Home Department has reduced the stamp duty by 90%. Dainik Bhaskar highlighted this discrepancy on August 26, 2026. Following a proposal from the state cyber police, the Home Department decided to reduce the fee. Bhaskar reported that even if a person lost ₹500 or ₹800 in cyber fraud, they were required to submit a compen…
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Victims of cyber fraud will now have to submit a compensation bond of just ₹100 instead of ₹1,000 to get their money back. The Home Department has reduced the stamp duty by 90%. Dainik Bhaskar highlighted this discrepancy on August 26, 2026. Following a proposal from the state cyber police, the Home Department decided to reduce the fee. Bhaskar reported that even if a person lost ₹500 or ₹800 in cyber fraud, they were required to submit a compen…