Ram mandir: 7 ways cyber scammers are targeting devotees

English india Jan 21 2024 Author: Team Asianet Newsable Image Credits:Our own

1. Exploitation through pran-pratishtha ceremony:

English One notable tactic involves the circulation of fake QR codes to solicit donations in the name of the Ram temple. Image credits: Our own

2. Fake prasad and VIP passes:

English Scammers are offering VIP and entry passes to visit the Ram temple, preying on the anticipation surrounding the auspicious ceremony. Image credits: Our own

3. Creation of fake websites:

English Perpetrators are resorting to creating deceptive websites masquerading as official platforms for Ram Mandir. These fake websites aim to deceive visitors. Image credits: social media

4. Advisory against unverified messages:

English Officials are advising citizens to exercise caution and refrain from responding to requests or WhatsApp messages from unknown individuals without proper verification. Image credits: social media

5. Caution regarding donations:

English The advisory emphasizes the importance of verifying the legitimacy of donation requests to safeguard against falling victim to fraudulent schemes. Image credits: social media

6. CCPA action against Amazon:

English The CCPA has taken action against e-commerce giant Amazon, alleging deceptive trade practices related to the sale of sweets disguised as 'Shri Ram Mandir Ayodhya Prasad.' Image credits: social media

7. Aarti passes booking and ceremony details:

English Devotees can attend three daily aarti sessions (6:30 am, 12 pm, 7:30 pm) dedicated to Lord Ram Lalla, with passes issued for those eager to participate in the sacred rituals. Image credits: Social media

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