A STUDY ON INEFFECTIVENESS IN ADMINISTRATION SPECIFICALLY TOWARDS CYBERCRIME AND SOCIAL MEDIA

AUTHOR – K.RANJITH, STUDENTS AT SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE IN LAW, THE TAMILNADU DR. AMBEDKAR LAW UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI

BEST CITATION – K.RANJITH, A STUDY ON INEFFECTIVENESS IN ADMINISTRATION SPECIFICALLY TOWARDS CYBERCRIME AND SOCIAL MEDIA, INDIAN JOURNAL OF LEGAL REVIEW (IJLR), 4 (3) OF 2024, PG. 360-366, APIS – 3920 – 0001 & ISSN – 2583-2344.

Abstract:

This study approaches the ineffective administration in cybercrimes and social media. There are many cyber-crimes are occurring in the present world. It is because of the expansion of technological development, increase in internet usage and administrative incapability in processing a law towards it. The administration is facing difficulties in preventing the population from cybercrime towards legally. Cybercrime includes all type of internet scams and frauds. In absence of strengthened legal administration, makes the criminals to approach the population easily. There should be a strong administrative control to protect the population. Even though there are numerous sections, acts, policies, control mechanisms it is difficult to reduce the crimes in India. A country like India, which has largest population in the world, it is difficult to control but it is the duty of administrative bodies to take proper legal actions to control. A qualitative legal approach was applied in the research to accomplish a research objective. Data are collected from secondary (articles, books, publications, magazines) sources. According to the sources, India has many acts, policies and frameworks to control and prevent the cybercriminals in approaching the population. The implementations are poor and it is not enough for cybersecurity and to compete with cybercrimes. The Indian government is repeatedly formulating policies, improving laws, and finding the steps to reduce the crimes. But the India is facing cyber-attacks regularly. To prevent them, the government should improve technically and technologically. The technology can be destroyed only through technology.

Keywords: Social media, Cybercrime, IT act, administrative incapability, Legal frameworks.