Archive · 14 Sep 2026
Nizamabad Lok Adalat Settles 6,649 Cases, Returns Cyber Fraud Money
A special court event called the National Lok Adalat helped settle 6,649 cases in Nizamabad district.
The people involved agreed to resolve their disputes through compromise.
The cases included traffic matters, small cases, regular criminal cases and cybercrime complaints.
In cybercrime cases, orders were issued to return ₹24,02,552 to victims.
Bank officers received copies of these orders to help process the refunds.
Police Commissioner P. Sai Chaitanya said compromise can help people correct mistakes.
He also asked people to avoid unnecessary arguments and disputes.
People affected by cyber fraud should call 1930 or use the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal quickly.
A National Lok Adalat settled 6,649 cases pending across police stations in Nizamabad district through compromise.
The settlements included 462 IPC, BNS and SLL cases, 71 cybercrime cases, 3,109 e-petty cases and 3,007 DD and Motor Vehicles Act cases.
Orders were issued to return ₹24,02,552 lost by cyber-fraud victims.
Copies of the refund orders were sent to bank nodal officers to facilitate payments to victims.
Police Commissioner P. Sai Chaitanya urged people to avoid unnecessary disputes and report cyber fraud immediately through 1930 or the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal.
- Who
- The Nizamabad police, court personnel and parties to the cases; Police Commissioner P. Sai Chaitanya announced the results.
- What
- A National Lok Adalat settled 6,649 cases through compromise and issued orders for the return of ₹24,02,552 to cyber-fraud victims.
- When
- The Lok Adalat was held up to September 12, with the results announced on Sunday.
- Where
- Across various police stations in Nizamabad district.
- Why
- To resolve eligible cases mutually and facilitate refunds to people who lost money in cyber fraud.
- Cases settled
- 6,649
- IPC, BNS and SLL cases
- 462
- Cybercrime cases
- 71
- E-petty cases
- 3,109
- DD and Motor Vehicles Act cases
- 3,007
- Cyber-fraud money ordered for return
- ₹24,02,552
- Cyber-fraud reporting channels
- Call 1930 or use the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal