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Be cautious of unknown friends on social media. Do not accept everyone’s friend request. Do not click on unknown links coming on mobile. Do not give bank account information to anyone over the phone. ACP Hariparvat Aditya Singh said these things on Thursday in a program organized by Amar Ujala Foundation at Maa Kaila Devi Inter College in Runakta. He was guiding the students in the police school.
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He told the girl students that if someone harasses them, sends obscene messages on mobile phone, follows them while coming and going, then there is no need to panic. They should inform their family and school teacher. If their complaint is not being heard anywhere, then seek help from police. 1090 helpline has been made for women. There is no need to go to police to complain on this.
In case of cyber crime, call 1930
The ACP told the students that everyone should know about the police station of their place of residence. Tell your problem to the police. There is a women help desk in every police station, which listens to the complaints of women. There is also a cyber help desk. If cyber crime happens with anyone, then he can also register a complaint sitting at home on the cyber helpline number 1930.
Questions asked by girl students
Students also asked questions in the school. The students asked how they can take help from the police while sitting at home. On this, the ACP told them to call 112. The police PRV will reach you in 10 minutes. A student asked that if they are not heard at the police station, where should they go? On this, the ACP said that she can complain to him and higher officials. Students should come to the police station once and know the working of the police. For this, the ACP also directed the in-charge of Sikandra police station.
Amar Ujala’s books received awards
During this time, students Rashmi, Sapna, Tamanna, Khushi, Neha, Sheetal, Anjali, Nidhi, Bhumika and Khushi Tomar were given books as prizes by Amar Ujala for answering the ACP’s questions correctly. During this time, Inspector in charge of Sikandra police station Neeraj Sharma, college manager Vineet Sharma, administrator Pritam Sharma, Hindi medium principal Shailendra Singh, spokesperson Gyanendra Singh, spokesperson Yogesh Singh, Yogesh Varun, Vijaypal Singh, English medium principal Priya Chauhan and Hemlata were also present.
