Protect yourself from online stalking. Our legal team provides restraining orders, evidence preservation, and criminal prosecution against persistent cyber stalkers.
Cyber stalking — the persistent, unwanted surveillance and harassment of a person through digital channels — has become one of the most distressing forms of online abuse. Unlike casual trolling, cyber stalking involves repeated, targeted behavior that creates genuine fear and anxiety in the victim. Stalkers may monitor social media activity, track real-time location through shared apps, send incessant messages, create fake profiles to gather information, or use spyware to access private communications.
At CyberWakil, we understand the psychological toll that cyber stalking takes on victims. Our approach is victim-centric, confidential, and focused on stopping the harassment immediately while building a legal case for long-term protection. We begin by assessing the full scope of the stalking behavior — documenting every incident, preserving digital evidence, and identifying the stalker's methods and identity wherever possible.
The immediate priority is ensuring your safety. We advise on practical steps to secure your digital presence — strengthening privacy settings on social media, changing passwords and enabling 2FA across all accounts, reviewing app permissions that may be sharing your location, and documenting a timeline of stalking incidents. In cases involving physical threat, we coordinate with local law enforcement for immediate protection. For women facing stalking, we also advise on remedies under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005.
On the legal front, we pursue multiple remedies simultaneously. We file a criminal complaint under Section 354D IPC / BNS (stalking) and relevant provisions of the IT Act, including Section 66E (violation of privacy) and Section 67 (obscene content transmission). Where the stalker has made threats, we add Section 506 (criminal intimidation). We also assist in obtaining restraining orders or protection orders from the magistrate's court to legally bar the stalker from contacting you.
For stalkers who operate anonymously — through fake profiles, temporary phone numbers, or encrypted messaging apps — our digital forensic team works to unmask their identity. We analyze digital footprints, trace IP addresses and device information from communication logs, and use open-source intelligence (OSINT) techniques to identify the perpetrator. In many cases, we can provide law enforcement with sufficient evidence to compel platforms like WhatsApp, Instagram, or Telegram to disclose account ownership details.
Beyond criminal action, we also pursue civil remedies where applicable. This includes filing for injunctions against the stalker, claiming damages for mental harassment and invasion of privacy, and seeking orders for the removal of any unauthorized content or profiles. For victims who are public figures, professionals, or students, we also assist with reputation management and institutional complaints (to employers, colleges, or professional bodies) to ensure the stalking does not affect your career or education.
You don't have to suffer in silence. If you are being stalked online, contact CyberWakil immediately — your safety and peace of mind are our priority. Our team provides confidential, compassionate legal support to stop the stalker, protect your privacy, and help you reclaim your sense of security.
What sets our cyber stalking service apart
Practical steps to secure your digital accounts, preserve evidence, and obtain restraining orders and protection from law enforcement.
Digital forensics and OSINT techniques to unmask anonymous stalkers through IP tracing, metadata analysis, and platform data requests.
Criminal prosecution under IT Act and BNS, plus civil remedies including injunctions, damages, and protection orders.
Comprehensive review of your digital privacy — social media settings, app permissions, location sharing, and vulnerability assessment.
Specialized support for women victims including remedies under Domestic Violence Act, 2005 and coordination with women's helplines.
Institutional interventions with employers, colleges, and professional bodies to prevent stalking from affecting your career or education.
Find answers to common queries about our cyber stalking service
Under Section 354D BNS (formerly Section 354D IPC), cyber stalking includes: following a person online or contacting them repeatedly despite clear disinterest, monitoring their internet activity, email, or social media communications, and creating fake profiles to track or contact them. The behavior must cause mental anguish or fear of violence. It is a cognizable, non-bailable offence punishable with up to 3 years imprisonment for the first offense.
Yes. You can approach the magistrate's court for a restraining order under relevant legal provisions. For women, protection orders are also available under the Domestic Violence Act, 2005. These orders legally prohibit the stalker from contacting you, approaching your home or workplace, or communicating through any digital channel. Violation of a restraining order is a criminal offence and can lead to immediate arrest.
We provide discreet evidence preservation guidance. Key steps include: taking time-stamped screenshots (without interacting with the stalker), saving emails with full headers, not blocking the stalker immediately (instead muting them to preserve the evidence trail), recording call logs and messages, and documenting every incident in a diary with dates, times, and descriptions. Our team guides you through this process step by step.
Yes, with the right legal and technical approach. We can help law enforcement obtain subscriber information from social media platforms and messaging apps through proper legal requests. IP addresses, device fingerprints, linked phone numbers, and email accounts can all be traced. Our digital forensic team assists in identifying the stalker even when they use VPNs or temporary accounts.
Don't face cyber crime alone. Our expert legal team provides confidential consultation and end-to-end support for all cyber-related legal issues.