A Thorough Study Of White-Collar Crime In India From A Criminology Perspective

Mittal R. Panchal, Shree L.R. Tiwari College of Law

1. ABSTRACT

This study provides an extensive examination of past crimes that have happened in India, along with an analysis of the causes of these crimes. Researchers refer to individuals who commit crimes as when their offences are "minor and limited to a certain administrative region." The advancement of technology and education has led to a rise in white-collar crime, which is covertly supported by the government and protected by professionals who take advantage of legal loopholes. The linkages started banding together, committing white-collar crimes, and getting legal cover. As a result, some small employees have ended up becoming white-collar criminals. The frequency of white-collar crime in India is rapidly increasing every aspect of the national fabric. One type of white-collar crime that is commonly discussed in all areas of society—political, social, and economic—is corruption. Still, no significant action has been taken to this counter. The goals of this article are to define white-collar crime, examine its historical evolution, and offer potential remedies. It is not too ancient. Cheating also increased as a result of public. The advent of science and its innovations have given rise to a new form of guilt known as cabin injury.

Keywords: White Collar, White-Collar Crime, Cybercrime, Bank Fraud, Insider Trading, Scam, Stocks & Shares.