Archive · 23 Jul 2025
UP Police's 'Saiyaara' Warning Goes Viral Against Online Scams
The Uttar Pradesh Police created a fun post to warn people about online scams.
They used a movie called 'Saiyaara' to get their message across.
The police are telling people to be careful of online connections, like on dating apps.
They're saying, 'Give your heart, not your OTP (One-Time Password).'
This post went viral with many people seeing and sharing it.
Some people found the post amusing, while others asked for more ways to stop these scams.
UP Police used the film 'Saiyaara' in a social media post to warn people about online scams.
The post, using the tagline 'Dil do, OTP nahi', cautions against online romance scams.
The creative campaign has quickly gone viral, attracting over 160,000 views within 12 hours.
Director Mohit Suri of 'Saiyaara' shared the post, amplifying its reach.
Social media users reacted with praise, sarcasm, and calls for more action against cybercrime.
- Who
- Uttar Pradesh Police.
- What
- UP Police created a social media post to warn against online scams.
- When
- Published July 23, 2025.
- Where
- Uttar Pradesh, India.
- Why
- To educate the public on cybercrime awareness and to prevent online scams.
Positive Reactions
Skepticism and Calls for Action
Effectiveness of Campaign
Positive Reactions
UP Police's creative approach is commendable.
Skepticism and Calls for Action
More active solutions are needed to combat cybercrime.
- Police Department
- Uttar Pradesh Police
- Campaign Focus
- Cybercrime Awareness
- Viral Post Views
- Over 160,000
- Tagline
- Dil do, OTP nahi
- Social Media Platform
- X (formerly Twitter)