How Gurcharan Singh uses digital footprints to trace missing persons all over India

Name: How Gurcharan Singh uses digital footprints to trace missing persons all over India
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In this episode of #UnderInvestigation : CrimeShowWithJupinderjit, cyber security expert of the Ministry of Home Affairs ( MHA) Gurcharan Singh tells @japs99 how and why he has traced hundreds of missing persons in the last 17 years. He also explained how people can save themselves from cyber frauds.

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