New Delhi, June 17 -- Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday reviewed the functioning of the National Cybercrime Helpline 1930 and instructed the revamp of the system aimed at improving the efficiency and user experience.

In the meeting, Shah stressed the need to make the helpline more accessible and responsive to the citizens facing cyber fraud and related crimes across India.

Emphasing the importance of leveraging technology, the Home Minister directed officials to integrate artificial intelligence tools into the system to enhance its capability in handling complaints and tracking cases more effectively.

Shah also underlined the need for "multilingual support" on the helpline, noting that language barriers often prevent victims f...