Andhra Pradesh government has launched an innovative virtual cybercrime awareness programme named as ‘E-Raksha Bandhan’. The programme aims to create awareness among the public on Cyber crimes across the State. The month long online awareness programme would be organised by the Crime Investigation Department (CID), FM Radio, Cyber Crime Prevention Against Women and Children (CCPWC), Cyber Peace Foundation and other organisations.
With this online awareness drive, state government aims to train as many as 1 lakh women, girls and the general public up to August 31. Hence, the ‘E-Raksha Bandhan’ will ensure the safety of women and children in cyberspace. State police and CID has also publicised a slogan “Let us make August a month of e-freedom and e-safety”.
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