6 days ago
Future City Police Hold Safety Awareness Programme at Ganesh Pandal
Police held an awareness programme at a Ganesh pandal in Shadnagar.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Ch.
Sirisha spoke with organisers, devotees, women and students.
She explained how people can stay safer from cybercrime and online harassment.
She also discussed women’s safety and the support provided by SHE Teams.
People were told to report financial cyber fraud quickly by calling 1930.
Students learned that drugs can harm their health, education and future.
Drivers were reminded to wear helmets and avoid using phones while driving.
They were also told never to drive after using alcohol or drugs.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Ch. Sirisha visited a Ganesh pandal in Shadnagar.
The programme covered women’s safety, cybercrime prevention, drug abuse and road safety.
Participants were warned about OTP fraud, cyberbullying, photo morphing and financial scams.
The DCP urged victims to report financial cyber fraud immediately by calling 1930.
Students were advised to avoid drugs, while motorists were urged to follow traffic rules.
- Who
- Deputy Commissioner of Police Ch. Sirisha, Shadnagar Zone, along with Shadnagar Police Station SHO K. Seetharam and police personnel.
- What
- A public awareness programme addressing women’s safety, cybercrime, drug abuse and road safety.
- Where
- At a Ganesh pandal within the limits of Shadnagar Police Station.
- When
- During the awareness programme; no specific date was provided.
- Why
- To encourage safer behaviour, explain available support and promote prompt reporting of cyber fraud and other offences.
Key facts
- Organiser
- Future City Police Commissionerate
- Official
- Ch. Sirisha, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Shadnagar Zone
- Location
- Ganesh pandal within Shadnagar Police Station limits
- Cybercrime helpline
- 1930
- Topics covered
- Women’s safety, cybercrime, drug abuse and road safety
- Cyber offences discussed
- OTP fraud, cyberbullying, photo morphing, cyberstalking, online gaming frauds and financial frauds
- Traffic advice
- Wear helmets, avoid mobile-phone use while driving, do not drive under the influence, and follow traffic rules
Sources
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