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Nagpur Police posts Gulabo Sitabo meme on dangers of OTP sharing

Nagpur Police shared the meme on Twitter to tell people to stay alert and refrain from sharing one-time password (OTP) while shopping online

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Picture/Nagpur Police-Twitter

After sharing memes inspiring from films like Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and Junooniyat, and television shows such as Taarak Mehta ka Oolta Chashma, Nagpur Police recently put up another Bollywood-inspired meme to deliver an important message. The meme based on the recent  Ayushmann Khurrana and Amitabh Bachchan-starrer Gulabo Sitabo, highlights important message on how to protect against cybercrime.

The meme clearly states the message that people must refrain from sharing one-time passwords (OTP) with others while shopping on online portals in order to protect oneself from losing hard-earned money to fraudsters. The meme features a still from the film to which the police department has captioned, " You may be lured for riches like Haveli (palace) and jaydaad (property), but the moment you're asked for your OTP, just say : "Kuch Keh Nahi Sakte." (Nothing can be said).

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