Archive · 11 Sep 2026
Delhi CM Urges Stronger Online Complaints and Cybercrime Awareness
Delhi’s chief minister met with the Delhi Commission for Women.
She asked the commission to make its online complaint system stronger and easier to use.
She also wanted complaints from women and girls to receive quicker responses.
Schools and colleges should teach students how to stay safer online.
Lessons should cover cybercrime, online harassment, social media misuse and cyber fraud.
Students should also learn how and where to report these problems.
The chief minister asked for more information about HPV vaccination for eligible teenage girls.
She also asked officials to review women’s shelters and One Stop Centres.
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta asked the Delhi Commission for Women to strengthen its online complaint system.
The commission was urged to improve grievance redressal for women and girls.
Schools and colleges should conduct awareness campaigns on cybercrime, online harassment, cyber fraud and the POCSO Act.
Gupta called for greater awareness of HPV vaccination among eligible adolescent girls, especially those from disadvantaged sections.
The chief minister also requested reviews of One Stop Centres and women’s shelter and care institutions.
- Who
- Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, the Delhi Commission for Women, its chairperson Lata Gupta, members and senior officials.
- What
- The chief minister directed the commission to strengthen online complaints, grievance redressal and awareness programs.
- When
- Friday; the articles do not provide an exact date.
- Where
- At Janseva Sadan in New Delhi.
- Why
- To make support and complaint systems more responsive and improve awareness of cybercrimes, the POCSO Act and HPV vaccination.
- Chief minister
- Rekha Gupta
- Commission
- Delhi Commission for Women
- Meeting chairperson
- Lata Gupta
- Meeting location
- Janseva Sadan, New Delhi
- Awareness topics
- Cybercrimes, online harassment, social media misuse, cyber fraud and the POCSO Act
- Health topic
- HPV vaccination for eligible adolescent girls, particularly those from disadvantaged sections
- Facilities for review
- One Stop Centres and women’s shelter and care institutions