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24/05/2026

Cybercriminals don’t care about politics, trends, or ideologies.
They care about attention.

As viral movements gain traction online, scammers often exploit public curiosity and emotions using:
• Fake Google Forms
• Phishing links
• Clone Instagram pages
• Fraudulent “Join Now” registrations

Recent reports surrounding the trending “Cockroach Janta Party” movement have also raised concerns about compromised social media accounts and malicious links circulating across platforms.

A single click on an unverified form or login page can lead to:
⚠ Instagram account takeover
⚠ Stolen OTPs & credentials
⚠ Identity misuse
⚠ Device compromise

Before supporting any online movement or trend:
✔ Verify official handles
✔ Check URLs carefully
✔ Never share OTPs
✔ Enable 2FA authentication
✔ Think before you click

Virality is the new attack surface.

Sources / Read More:
• Times of India:
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/no-access-to-any-of-our-platforms-cockroach-janta-party-instagram-page-hacked/articleshow/131271955.cms

• Indian Express:
https://indianexpress.com/article/india/founder-crackdown-cockroach-janta-party-x-handles-withheld-instagram-accounts-hacked-10703851/

• India Today:
https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/abhijeet-dipke-backup-instagram-account-cockroach-janta-party-briefly-taken-down-his-handle-blocked-2915802-2026-05-23

Disclaimer: This post is shared purely for cyber awareness and educational purposes. It is not intended to target, promote, or defame any individual, organization, movement, belief, or political ideology.

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21/05/2026

⚠️ Before you share your phone number, email, OTP, or personal details online pause and ask:
Who is collecting your data… and why?

In today’s digital world, every online movement, campaign, form, giveaway, Telegram group, or “support initiative” may collect valuable personal information. While many platforms may be genuine, cybercriminals also exploit emotional trends, viral movements, and public curiosity to harvest user data, spread malware, phishing links, spam campaigns, or social engineering traps.

A single careless click can expose:
• Your phone number
• Email address
• Banking information
• Device access
• Social identity
• Digital privacy

Before sharing your information, always check:
✔ Privacy Policy
✔ Data usage transparency
✔ Third-party sharing practices
✔ Secure website protection
✔ Contact authenticity

Digital awareness is not opposition.
Privacy is a digital right.

This awareness post is shared in the public interest to encourage responsible cyber hygiene and informed digital participation.

Special awareness mention:
🇮🇳 Ministry of Communications
🇮🇳 Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C)
Cyber Security Expert Amit Dubey
Cockroach Janta Party

📞 Cyber Fraud Helpline: 1930
🌐 Report cyber crime: cybercrime.gov.in

Be Digital.
Be Aware.
Be Secure. 🔐

⚠️ Awareness Disclaimer:
This content is shared purely for public cyber-awareness and digital safety education purposes.

No harm, offense, or disrespect towards any person, belief, organization, or movement is intended.





02/05/2026

🛕Char Dham Yatra is a sacred journey—but unfortunately, it has also become a target for digital scams.

Every year, thousands of pilgrims are misled by fake booking websites, WhatsApp “agents,” and tempting offers like VIP darshan or heavily discounted packages. These scams are designed to look genuine—using official-looking logos, urgent language, and emotional triggers to gain your trust quickly.
Before you make any booking, pause and verify:

• Always confirm through official channels
• Be cautious of links shared on WhatsApp or unknown sources
• Avoid offers that promise “VIP access” or seem too good to be true
• Never transfer money to unverified agents
Your faith deserves protection—and so does your hard-earned money.

Stay alert. Stay informed. Travel safely.





26/04/2026

🚨 If you become a victim of cyber fraud, every second matters.

The faster you act, the higher the chances of stopping the transaction and recovering your money.

📞 Call 1930 immediately
🌐 Report at cybercrime.gov.in

Do NOT wait. Do NOT hesitate.

⚠️ Cyber criminals rely on delay, panic, and confusion.

💡 What you should do instantly:
• Inform your bank and block transactions
• Change passwords & secure your accounts
• Preserve evidence (screenshots, call logs, messages)
• File a complaint on the cybercrime portal

🔐 Remember:
Your identity is your biggest security.

Stay alert. Stay aware. Act fast.

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