New Delhi : The Modi government at the Center has become strict about curbing cybercrime in India. It is reported that the parliamentary committee headed by BJP MP Jayant Sinha to curb cyber security and cybercrime before the monsoon session of Parliament 64 An important meeting is going to be held on July. According to media reports, the Parliamentary Committee on Cyber ​​Security and Cyber ​​Crime, headed by Jayant Sinha, will hold a meeting with officials from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (IT). Crime will be discussed. For this, the parliamentary committee has summoned the officials of RBI and IT Ministry on 20 July. However, the committee has already questioned representatives of several tech companies on this issue.

The parliamentary committee also summoned the representatives of Google India

Media According to the report, the parliamentary committee headed by BJP MP Jayant Sinha has asked the officials of the RBI and the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology on the first day of the monsoon session of Parliament has been summoned on July. The Finance Committee of the Parliament has also separately called the representatives of Google India on this issue on the same day.

Talks have already taken place with Google,Apple,Paytm

The report states that the committee has He was called to know the views of representatives of Punjab National Bank (PNB) and major technology companies (Google, Apple and Paytm) in the last meeting on security, cyber and online crimes. This issue was also in the center of discussion in the meeting of the committee held last month. Industry experts were questioned about various aspects of illegal activities including fraudulent loan applications.

1029093The meeting was also held on June 1

Let us tell that cyber security, cyber The parliamentary committee headed by Jayant Sinha had held a meeting on June 1 regarding the increasing incidents of crime and white collar crime. The meeting was attended by representatives from Chase India, Razorpay, PhonePe, CRED and QNU Labs as well as NASSCOM, a leading trade body and Chamber of Commerce of the tech industry in India. In this meeting, the MPs asked industry experts about various aspects of illegal activities including fraudulent loan apps. The parliamentary committee, headed by Jayant Sinha, includes former finance ministers P Chidambaram, Saugata Roy, Sushil Modi and Amar Patnaik as members.