Why is the Mewat called the second Jamtara? The story of the rioters who targeted the cyber police station

The situation is tense following communal violence in the Mewat region, located in the Nuh district of Haryana. Mewat is the region that is gradually becoming the country’s second Jamtara. Jamtara, considered a bastion of cybercrime, is becoming or has become like Mewat. But how did this happen? How are young people all over the country cheating by sitting in Mewat?
The Mewat region, in the Nuh district of Haryana. Violence erupted here on Monday July 31 after a clash between two communities. So far, six people have died in the violence. Police have also arrested 176 rioters.

Mewat is the region that encompasses not only Haryana, but also parts of Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh.

The distance between Mewat and Gurugram is not very great, but it is nevertheless one of the most backward regions in the country. This backwardness has also made it the country’s second “Jamtara”. The same Jamtara that lies in Jharkhand and is considered a bastion of cybercrime. A web series about Jamtara has been released on Netflix. Like Jamtara, Mewat is also infamous for its cyberfraud.
First of all, why attack the cyber police station?

Community violence broke out in Nuh’s Mewat on Monday. Following this violence, the rioters first attacked the Nuh cyber police station. This raises questions.

• Haryana’s Deputy Chief Secretary (Home), TV SN Prasad, said that the cybercrime police station had been the first to be targeted, that we were not drawing any conclusions and that the investigation had to determine why it had been targeted. ,
• He added that “if you see the chain of events, the most important thing is that we have taken significant action against cybercrime”.
• He explained that after receiving complaints of cyber fraud in many states across the country, many people had been arrested in the Nuh district.