We are seeing a rise in online scams like fake e-challan messages and jump deposit frauds, where people are being tricked into clicking fake links or transferring money in panic. In many cases, victims lose their hard-earned savings within minutes. Police are urging people to stay alert and not respond to messages from private numbers or suspicious links. Authorities say that due to increasing violence and financial losses, they want scammers to be identified and victims to report cases quickly so strict action can be taken. Humanitarian and cyber safety groups have also highlighted that many people have faced serious financial damage and stress due to such frauds. In this video, we share the latest updates and explain how these scams work, what their demands usually are, and what steps you should take to protect yourself and your family. Please verify every message before making any payment and report cyber fraud immediately on India’s cyber crime helpline 1930 or cybercrime.gov.in. Stay alert, stay safe, and help spread awareness.
