Archive · 3 Oct 2025
Indore Police Launches AI Chatbot for Cybersecurity
The Indore Police has created an AI helper called 'Safe Clicks' to help people stay safe online.
This chatbot can check if links are safe, tell you what to do if you get scammed, and give tips on how to avoid online dangers.
It's like having a cybersecurity expert in your pocket, available on WhatsApp and other platforms.
The Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh supported the launch.
It's designed to be easy to use, offering advice in simple language, and will evolve over time to help more people across the state stay secure in the digital world.
Indore Police launched an AI-powered cybersecurity chatbot called 'Safe Clicks'.
The chatbot provides real-time guidance and protection to citizens.
It helps users check suspicious links and learn about online fraud.
Safe Clicks is available on multiple platforms including WhatsApp.
The project was led by Rajesh Dandotiya of the Indore Police.
- Who
- Indore Police Commissionerate
- What
- Launched 'Safe Clicks', an AI-powered cybersecurity chatbot.
- When
- Not explicitly stated, but launched at a ceremony
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To provide real-time cybersecurity guidance and protection to citizens.
- Initiative
- AI-powered chatbot 'Safe Clicks'
- Purpose
- Cybersecurity assistance and guidance
- Launched by
- Indore Police Commissionerate
- Supported by
- Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav
- Key Features
- Checks suspicious links, provides fraud guidance, and offers digital safety tips
- Accessibility
- Available on WhatsApp, Web, Android, and iOS with multilingual support
- Developed by
- Abacus Consultancy Services (ACS)
- Project Lead
- Rajesh Dandotiya, Additional DCP Crime Branch
