In Katni, all the police station in-charges conducted a public dialogue campaign
Spread awareness among the public in cases of cyber crimes
CURATED BY – SUNIL YADAV | CITYCHIEFNEWS
Katni, all the police station in-charges of Katni district have conducted a public dialogue campaign in their police station area and are informing the public to be aware in cases of cyber crimes. Under the Jan Samvad Abhiyan, Katni Kotwali police station in-charge along with the in-charge of the bus stand police post conducted a public dialogue with the people living in the Calvara Phatak area and informed them about the cases of cyber crimes and told how to avoid it.
TI Ashish Sharma organized a public dialogue program in the Calvara Phatak area of Kotwali police station area and gave necessary information to the people to avoid becoming victims of cyber crime. Along with this, he also asked the people to cooperate by being aware in the case of missing minor girls, road accidents. To create awareness about crimes, the police team is continuously organizing public dialogue programs in the mohallas in the police station areas and giving information. Kotwali Thana Station Incharge Ashish Sharma told that in view of the increase in the incidents of minor girls going missing, falling prey to cyber crime, death and injury in road accidents in the district, Jan Samvad programmes are being conducted. During the programme, all the points like how to avoid crime, how to help the victim are being discussed. He told that the aim of Jan Samvad programme is to make the public aware about cyber crime cases and becoming a victim of cyber crime. To make the public aware about the incidents of death and injury in road accidents. To make the public aware about de-addiction. The problems of the public have also been resolved during the Jan Samvad programme.
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