Archive · 20 Aug 2025
Cybercrime Awareness Session Educates Students on Digital Threats
Police are teaching students how to stay safe online.
They shared many ways criminals trick people, like fake texts and calls.
The police want students to tell their families and friends about these tricks.
If someone gets scammed, they should call 1930 to try and get their money back.
Remember, be careful, and don't believe things that sound too good to be true!
Cybercrime awareness session held at QIS College of Engineering and Technology.
Inspector V Suryanarayana of Prakasam Police IT Core led the session.
The session informed students about various cyber fraud methods.
Students were urged to educate family and friends about cyber threats.
Victims should immediately report incidents to the toll-free number 1930.
- Who
- Inspector V Suryanarayana and students.
- What
- Cybercrime awareness session for students covering various cyber fraud methods.
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- QIS College of Engineering and Technology, Ongole
- Why
- To increase awareness about cyber threats and reduce victimization.
- Location
- Ongole
- Toll-Free Number
- 1930
- Key Takeaway
- Vigilance is crucial
