THE SOCIAL, LEGAL, TECHNICAL VIEWPOINT OF CYBERSTALKING IN INDIA

Abstract

This paper investigates the social, specialized and lawful viewpoints of cyber stalking in India.  With the development of the Internet, cyber stalking as a potential cybercrime has accomplished many overlay developments in India throughout the most recent decade.  Factors, for example, helpless social discernment towards the wrongdoing, social clash and obliviousness, emotional attributes and propensities for the people in question, opportunity and distance of Internet advancements and insufficiency of digital enactment in forestalling and punishing the wrongdoing have encouraged the fast development and multiplication of cyber stalking in India.  Notwithstanding low degrees of mindfulness with respect to the person in question and law requirement specialists, episodic proof proposes there is a dread of auxiliary exploitation, both in casualties and their family members.  This has become a significant reason for most of following wrongdoings to stay unregistered.  In the event of India, there is away from of examination according to the social, lawful and specialized viewpoints of cyber stalking.  None of the Indian investigations have given indisputable discoveries on these three viewpoints.  This paper suggests further complete examinations into cyber stalking in India.