Justice S.C. Sharma, a prominent judge, recently revealed that he was targeted by a fake traffic challan SMS. The fraudulent message falsely claimed that the judge had violated traffic rules and instructed him to make an immediate payment.
In response to this incident, Justice Sharma criticized the rising number of cyber frauds, particularly those involving fake traffic violation notices. He emphasized the importance of being vigilant and advised citizens not to respond to such fraudulent messages.
The fake SMS is part of a growing trend where cyber criminals use fraudulent official notices to trick people into making payments. Experts have warned that this kind of scam is becoming more common, and people need to stay alert to avoid being deceived.
Justice Sharma called on authorities to strengthen measures against cyber fraud. He urged better cybersecurity practices and awareness campaigns to help protect citizens from these increasing online threats.
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