Cyber Crime Alert: Students Urged to Adopt Safe Social Media Practices

Ajmer: To raise awareness about cybercrime dangers, Ajmer Police Superintendent Devendra Kumar Vishnoi spoke with students at a private school on Thursday. He stressed the importance of caution when using mobile phones and social media.

Addressing the students, Vishnoi said, "Student life is the most crucial and sensitive phase of life, where they can shape their future."

He advised them to divide their daily routine into four parts to make the most of their time. Vishnoi also warned them about the dangers of social media, stating that it is a virtual world that can affect their mental health.

He cautioned them against sharing personal information online, which can be easily accessed by others.

The Police Superintendent also highlighted the risks of fake phone calls, where people are duped and threatened into parting with their money.

He urged the students to be emotionally strong and maintain a safe distance from social media. In conclusion, he emphasised the need to be vigilant against cybercrime.

The event was attended by Principal Father Nelson, who presented Vishnoi with a memento. Prakash Jain Patani, convener of Sarv Dharm Maitri Sangh, was also present on the occasion.