Vikrant Shekhawat : Oct 27, 2024, 03:40 PM
PM Modi News: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday discussed an important issue with the aim of making people aware in the 115th edition of 'Mann Ki Baat'. During this, PM Modi mentioned the increasing cases of digital arrest fraud and suggested ways to protect people from it.New threat of digital arrest fraudPM Modi explained how people of all ages and classes are being cheated in the name of digital arrest fraud. He showed a video as an example in which a person in police uniform was seen interrogating another person asking for Aadhar card. PM told that people lose their hard-earned money by taking advantage of fear and confusion. He clarified that officers of any investigating agency do not conduct such interrogation on phone or video call.Three important steps of digital securityThe Prime Minister explained a simple process in three steps to avoid digital fraud:Wait: First of all do not panic. Stay calm on any unknown phone call and do not take any hasty steps. If possible, take a screenshot of the call and record it so that it can be confirmed further.Think: The Prime Minister explained that no government agency threatens or demands money over the phone. If there is any such demand, consider it and understand that it may be part of a fraud.Take action: If you suspect digital arrest, immediately call the National Cyber Helpline 1930 and file a report on the cyber crime website. Also inform the family and the police.How to complain?The Prime Minister said that many video IDs, SIM cards and bank accounts have been blocked in such cases. The PM said that government agencies are working to deal with digital arrest fraud, but awareness of citizens is also very important. He appealed to share their experiences on social media using the hashtag #SAFEDIGITALINDIA so that more and more people can be aware of this fraud.Last messageStaying safe in the digital world is the need of the hour. This message of PM Modi helps people understand that they should be cautious about digital fraud, take steps thoughtfully and make others aware by sharing their experiences. This will make it possible to create a safe digital India.This suggestion of the Prime Minister is an important lesson for the citizens, which is a big step towards staying safe in the digital age.