India's White-Collar Crime: Impact On The Study Of Society

Omkar Chakraborty, Amity University Jaipur

Introduction

This study on white collar crime in India is critically analysed in this research paper. Additionally, to comprehend the idea of white-collar crime in India. White collar crime is, in essence, any crime perpetrated by educated individuals from upper social classes while engaged in their line of work. The author of this article has spoken about the differences between white collar crime and other types of crime. It may also be referred to as the crime of elite professionals and educated people. The author of this post has gone into further detail on the typical white-collar crimes that have emerged in India over the last several years. Additionally, how this has evolved into a socioeconomic crime. In addition to this, there are crimes that are connected to various professions in the medical, educational, and legal fields.1 Large and complicated organisations are where white-collar crime happens. These crimes are perpetrated by individuals with in-depth knowledge of organisational theory, information technology, engineering, financial management, and other related fields. White collar crimes often result in tangible damage. For instance, tax fraud results in decrease treasury income, bribery causes government decision-making to be biased, and insider trading causes investors to lose money on their investments. White collar crimes exhibit a moral complexity and ambiguity that are not apparent in other misdeeds*.