The Canara Bank Circle Office in Tirupati organized an awareness program on digital frauds in accordance with RBI guidelines. The event was inaugurated by the Circle Office Head, General Manager IP Mitantaya, who launched a mobile van to spread awareness on digital frauds and cybercrime. The van is equipped with a special kit to help citizens recognize and report cybercrime.
The program emphasized the importance of not sharing personal and banking details with strangers. The bank also provided information on the toll-free number 1930 and the website www.cybercrime.gov.in, which citizens can use to report and seek assistance in case of cybercrime. Additionally, a walkathon was organized to further increase awareness, with key officials including the Circle DGM, GN Murthy, and other staff members participating in the event.
The program aimed to educate citizens on the risks of sharing personal information online and the importance of protecting themselves from cyber threats. It also provided information on the support available to victims of cybercrime, including the toll-free number and website. Overall, the program aimed to promote awareness and responsibility among citizens, banks, and other businesses to prevent and tackle digital frauds and cybercrime. By sensitizing citizens to the risks and providing resources for assistance, the program aimed to create a safer and more secure online environment for all.