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“Don’t Share Sensitive Info with Unknown Callers”: Srinagar Police Issues Cyber Security Alert

Gadyal Desk by Gadyal Desk
12/05/2025
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Srinagar, May 12 (JKNS): Srinagar Police on Monday issued a cyber security alert, warning civilians, journalists, and public figures about spoofed WhatsApp numbers and suspicious calls allegedly being made by enemy intelligence operatives to extract sensitive information.

In a public advisory posted on X as per news agency JKNS, Srinagar Police wrote, “Spoofed WhatsApp numbers and calls from enemy intelligence operatives are being used to impersonate officials and contact journalists, civilians, and public figures to extract sensitive information about ongoing situations.”

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The advisory strictly urged people not to respond to or engage with such suspicious callers. “All are strictly advised not to respond or share any information with unknown or suspicious callers,” it read.

Police also warned that sharing operational or sensitive details with unauthorised individuals could lead to legal consequences. “Any sharing of operational or sensitive details with unauthorised persons may invite legal action,” the advisory added.

The Cyber Cell has appealed to the public to remain vigilant and report any such suspicious activity to the nearest Police Station or the Cyber Cell directly. (JKNS)

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