India Blocks 3,718 Fraudulent Apps, Saves Over Rs 11,000 Crore from Cyber Fraud

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The Indian government has blocked 3,718 fraudulent mobile applications as part of its ongoing crackdown on cyber fraud. The initiative, carried out until June 2026, has resulted in savings of Rs 11,158 crore for citizens. The Centre has been targeting malicious apps used by scammers to deceive and defraud unsuspecting users. This effort reflects the government's broader push to strengthen digital security and protect the public from online financial crimes.

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