“Mumbai Police Share Cyber Safety Tip Using ‘Gehraiyaan’ Song ‘Haan Doobey'”
Last year, Mumbai Police used humorous and quirky posts on social media to spread awareness about Covid-19.
Mumbai Police Use ‘Gehraiyaan’ Song to Spread Cyber Safety Awareness
Mumbai — Known for their witty and relatable social media presence, Mumbai Police have once again caught public attention with a creative cyber safety message.
This time, they used the popular song “Haan Doobey” from the recently released film Gehraiyaan to warn citizens against sharing their One-Time Passwords (OTPs).
In a playful yet impactful tweet, the police wrote:
“Haan doobey, haan doobey, haan doobey: Your money after you share your OTP! Be aware. Be cyber safe.”
The message serves as a reminder that cybercriminals often trick people into revealing OTPs under the guise of bank officials, delivery agents or customer service representatives. Once shared, victims risk losing their hard-earned money.
Mumbai Police have previously used humour, pop culture references and memes to raise awareness on serious issues. During the Covid-19 pandemic, their quirky posts went viral for spreading health and safety guidelines in an engaging manner.
With cyber fraud cases on the rise, their latest post once again proves that the right mix of creativity and caution can go a long way in keeping citizens safe online.
