Archive · 16 Dec 2025
Khammam Police Warns Against Cyber Frauds
The police in Khammam, Telangana, have started a campaign called 'Fraud Ka Full Stop' to teach people about cyber frauds.
They put up posters and use auto-rickshaws to spread the message.
The police chief, Sunil Dutt, warned people about fake ads, online trading apps, and fake IPO offers.
Fraudsters trick people by promising high returns or asking for advance payments.
They also create fake websites to steal money and personal information.
The police advise people not to trust such offers and to report any suspicious activity immediately.
Khammam Police Commissioner Sunil Dutt launched a cybercrime awareness campaign called 'Fraud Ka Full Stop'.
Awareness is spread through posters and auto-rickshaw announcements in crowded public places.
People are warned about fake IPO offers, online trading apps, and 'digital arrest' frauds.
Fraudsters use social media, WhatsApp, Telegram, and emails to trick people into transferring money.
The public is advised not to trust high-return promises, send advance payments, or share personal information.
- Who
- Khammam Police Commissioner Sunil Dutt and the public
- What
- Cybercrime awareness campaign and warnings against cyber frauds
- When
- Inaugurated on Monday
- Where
- Khammam, Telangana
- Why
- To prevent cyber frauds and increase public awareness
- Location
- Khammam, Telangana
- Initiative
- Fraud Ka Full Stop
- Awareness Methods
- Posters, Auto-rickshaw announcements
- Common Scams
- Fake IPOs, Online Trading Apps, Digital Arrest
- Warning
- Beware of high-return promises, advance payments, and fake websites