Cyber Swachhta Mission Chandigarh Police

A Cyber Awareness Drive was conducted at Sukhna Lake, chandigarh to educate citizens on common cyber threats and safe digitalñ practices. The outreach covered video-call extortion, KYC and banking frauds, malicious APKs, women’s online safety, and secure digital transactions.

A Cyber Awareness Drive was conducted at PS-49 Area, chandigarh to educate citizens on common cyber threats and safe digitalñ practices. The outreach covered video-call extortion, KYC and banking frauds, malicious APKs, women’s online safety, and secure digital transactions.

Key advisories: No law enforcement conducts “digital arrests” via video calls; never share OTPs, PINs, or banking details; avoid unverified links/apps; report cyber frauds to 1930 or cybercrime.gov.in.

A Cyber Awareness Drive was conducted at PS-26 Area, chandigarh to educate citizens on common cyber threats and safe digitalñ practices. The outreach covered video-call extortion, KYC and banking frauds, malicious APKs, women’s online safety, and secure digital transactions.

A total of 79 teachers and staff members were sensitized about cyber safety, safe digital practices, and ways to protect themselves from cyber threats. Participants were also advised to immediately report any cyber fraud by calling the 1930 helpline.

a Cyber Safety & Security Awareness Session was conducted at PM Shri Kendriya Vidyalaya, Sector-31, Chandigarh for teachers and school staff. The session highlighted common cyber fraud techniques, including “Digital Arrest” scams and various online financial frauds.

• Do not transfer money under pressure or threats. • Scammers often pretend to be officials from police, courts, or government agencies. • If you receive such a call, stay calm, disconnect, and report it immediately.

If someone claims you are under “digital arrest,” remember these important points: • Police or law enforcement never arrest people through video calls or messages. • Never share personal details, OTPs, bank information, or documents online.

Stay vigilant against digital arrest scams 🚨 Protect yourself. Stay alert. Spread awareness. 🔐📱

Key guidance on responsible social media use and secure digital transactions was also shared. Cyber awareness pamphlets were distributed, encouraging everyone to spread the message of cyber safety among family and friends.

Women, youth, senior citizens, and local residents were sensitized about emerging cyber threats such as video-call extortion scams, KYC/banking frauds, malicious APK links, fake social media accounts, and other online crimes targeting women.

On the occasion of International Women’s Day, Police Station-Cybercrime, Chandigarh Police conducted a special Cyber Awareness Drive to educate citizens—especially women—about staying safe online. @SagarHoodaIPS @geet_khandelwal @Cyberdost @ssputchandigarh

🔐 Key Advisories: • No law enforcement conducts “digital arrests” via video calls. • Never share OTPs, PINs, or banking details with anyone. • Avoid clicking on unverified links or downloading unknown apps. • Report cyber fraud immediately at 1930 or cybercrime.gov.in

A cyber awareness drive was conducted at PS-Maloya to educate citizens about common online threats and safe digital practices. The session covered issues such as video-call extortion, KYC & banking frauds, malicious APKs, women’s online safety, and secure digital transactions.

Stay smart, stay secure online! 🔐💻 Here are some useful cyber safety tips to help you stay vigilant against ongoing cyber threats. Protect your personal information and think before you click. ⚠️ @geet_khandelwal @Cyberdost

🔐 Focus Areas: • “Digital Arrest” frauds • KYC & utility bill scams • Malicious APK files • Women’s cyber safety ⚠ Important Reminder: Police/CBI never conduct arrests via video call. Never share OTPs, banking details, or personal information.

A successful Cyber Awareness Campaign was conducted at Sukhna Lake, Chandigarh, educating 120–150 citizens on emerging cyber threats. @SagarHoodaIPS @DgpChdPolice @Cyberdost

Wishing everyone a very Happy Holi! May this festival of colors bring happiness, harmony, and prosperity to all. While you celebrate, stay vigilant in the digital world—be cautious of cyber frauds and online scams. Let’s enjoy a vibrant and cyber-safe Holi!

⚖️ Investigation continues to identify further associates. In case of any cyber related assistance, DIAL 1930 or visit cybercrime.gov.in

Acting on a complaint from The British School, investigations uncovered an organized racket manipulating exams through compromised computer labs. Digital evidence, including mobile phones, has been seized for forensic analysis.

Cyber Crime Police Station Busts Coast Guard Exam Malpractice Racket:- The Cyber Crime Police Station, UT Chandigarh has arrested two accused in connection with malpractice during online government examinations, including the Coast Guard exam. @DgpChdPolice @geet_khandelwal