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<h1>Economic offence rate highest in the capital, showing concentrated frauds, high pendency and arrest activity.</h1> Delhi recorded the highest incidence of economic offences among Union Territories in 2023, with most cases classified as forgery, cheating and fraud; additional matters involved criminal breach of trust and counterfeiting. Reported losses ranged from small-value cheating to very large-scale frauds. Investigations were marked by substantial carryover pendency, thousands of arrests and a charge-sheeting rate that was roughly half, while pendency remained notably higher than national averages. NCRB statistics use the principal-offence rule and may reflect reporting practices as well as incident levels.