Cyber Police Station Jammu

If an intimate image is shared without your consent or you fear it may be shared - StopNCII.org can help you take preventive action. You can also report cybercrime at cybercrime.gov.in where women & children-related complaints also have an anonymous reporting option #CyberDost #StopNCII #WomenSafety #OnlineSafety #CyberSafety #ImageBasedAbuse @mygovindia @_DigitalIndia @AdgpArmedJK @SIAJKPolice @Traffic_hqrs @RailwayPoliceJK @KashmirPolice @ZPHQJammu @igp_jammu @crimebranchjkp @digjammu @UHqrs @digrprange @rphqdkr_jkp @DIGCKRSGR @dig_north @DigSkr @KathuaPolice @sambapolice @Dis_Pol_Jammu @UdhampurPolice @REASIPOLICE @dpododa @SSPKishtwar @RambanPolice @RAJOURIPOLICE @Poonch_Police @SrinagarPolice @BudgamPolice @Gbl_Police @BaramullaPolice @SoporePolice @bandiporapolice @HandwaraP @policekulgam @AnantnagPolice @policekulgam @AwantiporPolice @ShopianPolice @ssppul @JK4C_Cyber @CyberJammu @Cyberpolicekmr

Gmail is one of the most widely used communication platforms, which also makes it a common target for cyber criminals. Never fall in the trap of criminals. Always be alert and a step ahead. @AdgpArmedJK @SIAJKPolice @Traffic_hqrs @RailwayPoliceJK @KashmirPolice @ZPHQJammu @igp_jammu @crimebranchjkp @DigJsk @UHqrs @digrprange @rphqdkr_jkp @DIGCKRSGR @dig_north @DigSkr @KathuaPolice @sambapolice @Dis_Pol_Jammu @UdhampurPolice @REASIPOLICE @dpododa @SSPKishtwar @RambanPolice @RAJOURIPOLICE @Poonch_Police @SrinagarPolice @BudgamPolice @Gbl_Police @BaramullaPolice @SoporePolice @bandiporapolice @HandwaraP @policekulgam @AnantnagPolice @policekulgam @AwantiporPolice @ShopianPolice @ssppul #NashaMuktJammuKashmirAbhiyan #100DaysCampaign

Remember: • No genuine investment can guarantee high returns • Be cautious of offers that seem too good to be true • Always verify the platform, company, and investment opportunity before investing • Do not rely solely on social media posts, WhatsApp groups, or unsolicited investment tips Cyber awareness ON, investment scam GONE. If you are a victim of cyber fraud, report it immediately by calling 1930 or visiting cybercrime.gov.in #CyberDost #InvestmentScam #CyberAwareness #OnlineFraud #ReportCyberCrime @HMOIndia @GoI_MeitY @MyGovHindi @mygovindia @_DigitalIndia @AdgpArmedJK @SIAJKPolice @Traffic_hqrs @RailwayPoliceJK @KashmirPolice @ZPHQJammu @igp_jammu @crimebranchjkp @DigJsk @UHqrs @digrprange @rphqdkr_jkp @DIGCKRSGR @dig_north @DigSkr @KathuaPolice @sambapolice @Dis_Pol_Jammu @UdhampurPolice @REASIPOLICE @dpododa @SSPKishtwar @RambanPolice @RAJOURIPOLICE @Poonch_Police @SrinagarPolice @BudgamPolice @Gbl_Police @BaramullaPolice @SoporePolice @bandiporapolice @HandwaraP @policekulgam @AnantnagPolice @policekulgam @AwantiporPolice @ShopianPolice @ssppul #NashaMuktJammuKashmirAbhiyan #100DaysCampaign

Through Call Forwarding Scams, cyber criminals use fake customer care calls, phishing links, USSD codes, and social engineering tactics to trick users into diverting their calls to fraudsters’ numbers. Once activated, scammers may gain access to: • OTPs • Bank verification calls • Important personal or financial calls To reduce this risk, the Ministry of Communications, Department of Telecommunications has introduced a new safety measure. From 1 July 2026: • Telecom companies will send an official SMS alert whenever call forwarding is activated • The SMS will include the forwarded number details • Instructions to deactivate call forwarding will also be provided • Activation and deactivation records will be maintained for at least 1 year Citizens are advised to: • Dial *#21# to check your call forwarding status • Dial ##002# to deactivate call forwarding • Never dial codes shared by unknown callers • Avoid following instructions from fake customer care executives Remember: Sometimes, dialing a single code can give someone else control over your calls. If you are a victim of cyber fraud, report it immediately by calling 1930 or visiting cybercrime.gov.in @AdgpArmedJK @SIAJKPolice @Traffic_hqrs @RailwayPoliceJK @KashmirPolice @ZPHQJammu @igp_jammu @crimebranchjkp @DigJsk @UHqrs @digrprange @rphqdkr_jkp @DIGCKRSGR @dig_north @DigSkr @KathuaPolice @sambapolice @Dis_Pol_Jammu @UdhampurPolice @REASIPOLICE @dpododa @SSPKishtwar @RambanPolice @RAJOURIPOLICE @Poonch_Police @SrinagarPolice @BudgamPolice @Gbl_Police @BaramullaPolice @SoporePolice @bandiporapolice @HandwaraP @policekulgam @AnantnagPolice @policekulgam @AwantiporPolice @ShopianPolice @ssppul #NashaMuktJammuKashmirAbhiyan #100DaysCampaign

After a phone theft, scammers may send fake SMS alerts claiming your iPhone has been found. These messages often contain phishing links that lead to fake iCloud login pages designed to steal your Apple ID, password, and OTP. Once attackers gain access, they may: • Disable “Find My iPhone” • Lock you out of your Apple account • Access personal data linked to iCloud • Make stolen devices easier to resell Stay alert: • Apple never asks for OTPs or passwords over SMS • Never click on suspicious “lost phone” links • Only sign in through official websites like icloud.com • Report suspicious SMS or phishing attempts immediately I4C, MHA has also issued an advisory regarding such scams. Read more here: i4c.mha.gov.in/theme/resourc…… If you are a victim of cyber fraud, report it immediately by calling 1930 or visiting cybercrime.gov.in #CyberDost #iPhoneScam #PhishingScam #CyberAwareness #OnlineSafety @AdgpArmedJK @SIAJKPolice @Traffic_hqrs @RailwayPoliceJK @KashmirPolice @ZPHQJammu @igp_jammu @crimebranchjkp @DigJsk @UHqrs @digrprange @rphqdkr_jkp @DIGCKRSGR @dig_north @DigSkr @KathuaPolice @sambapolice @Dis_Pol_Jammu @UdhampurPolice @REASIPOLICE @dpododa @SSPKishtwar @RambanPolice @RAJOURIPOLICE @Poonch_Police @SrinagarPolice @BudgamPolice @Gbl_Police @BaramullaPolice @SoporePolice @bandiporapolice @HandwaraP @policekulgam @AnantnagPolice @policekulgam @AwantiporPolice @ShopianPolice @ssppul #NashaMuktJammuKashmirAbhiyan #100DaysCampaign

“Watch & Earn” apps are not always about earning — sometimes, they are scams. Cyber criminals are targeting users through fake reward and easy money apps. These apps promise quick earnings for watching reels or videos, but once installed, they ask for unnecessary permissions and may trigger malicious APK downloads. As a result, scammers may: • Gain unauthorized access to your device • Steal banking details and personal data • Initiate fraudulent transactions Citizens are advised to: • Avoid trusting “Easy Money” or “Watch & Earn” apps instantly • Never download APK files from unknown popups or unauthorised links • Carefully review app permissions before installation • Be cautious while granting screen access, SMS, banking, or accessibility permissions • Avoid installing apps based only on fake reviews or social media ads Remember: If an app promises “easy earning,” stay extra alert. If you are a victim of cyber fraud, report it immediately by calling 1930 or visiting cybercrime.gov.in. #CyberDost #FakeAppScam #APKScam #OnlineScam #ReportCyberCrime @AdgpArmedJK @SIAJKPolice @Traffic_hqrs @RailwayPoliceJK @KashmirPolice @ZPHQJammu @igp_jammu @crimebranchjkp @DigJsk @UHqrs @digrprange @rphqdkr_jkp @DIGCKRSGR @dig_north @DigSkr @KathuaPolice @sambapolice @Dis_Pol_Jammu @UdhampurPolice @REASIPOLICE @dpododa @SSPKishtwar @RambanPolice @RAJOURIPOLICE @Poonch_Police @SrinagarPolice @BudgamPolice @Gbl_Police @BaramullaPolice @SoporePolice @bandiporapolice @HandwaraP @policekulgam @AnantnagPolice @policekulgam @AwantiporPolice @ShopianPolice @ssppul #NashaMuktJammuKashmirAbhiyan #100DaysCampaign