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Ajmer Police Warns of Cyber Fraud Targeting Voters Ahead of Elections
✍️ Amar Ujala · Ajmer
🗓 27 Aug 2026, 05:17 PM
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Ajmer police have issued a warning that cybercriminals may send fake links claiming to update voter IDs, voter lists, or change polling stations. They urge citizens not to share OTPs or bank details and to avoid suspicious links.
Ajmer police have issued a warning to voters ahead of the upcoming elections.
According to the police, cybercriminals are likely to send fake links that claim to facilitate voter ID updates, provide voter lists, or change polling station details. These links often request sensitive information such as OTPs and bank account details.
The police have urged citizens to refrain from sharing OTPs or bank information over any link, and to verify the authenticity of any communication before clicking.
Voters are advised to use official government portals and to report any suspicious messages to the local police station or the Election Commission.
According to the police, cybercriminals are likely to send fake links that claim to facilitate voter ID updates, provide voter lists, or change polling station details. These links often request sensitive information such as OTPs and bank account details.
The police have urged citizens to refrain from sharing OTPs or bank information over any link, and to verify the authenticity of any communication before clicking.
Voters are advised to use official government portals and to report any suspicious messages to the local police station or the Election Commission.