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[E-Government News] Yet the Police succeeded in proving the guilt of the accused by using the appropriate provisions under the law (Section 65B of Indian Evidence Act) and the services of the Cyber Evidence Archival Centre. In this case, it was not only the police and the law that proved their capability for meeting cyber crime threats but the judiciary also proved that it can raise to the task of adequately responding to sophisticated cyber crimes.

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