Arun AdhikariArun Adhikari1 week ago
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Fake Traffic Challan SMS and Suspicious mParivahan Link

I received a suspicious SMS claiming that a traffic challan of ₹2,000 had been issued for a vehicle. The message contained a link that opened a page resembling the Google Play Store for the mParivahan app. I suspect this may be a phishing scam intended to mislead people. I contacted the person associated with the message, but he denied knowing about it and claimed that messages were being sent from his number. I am reporting this incident for investigation. No financial loss has occurred to me so far.

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  • Arun Adhikari
    Arun Adhikari1 week ago

    ⚠️ SCAM ALERT — ***. This number sent me a suspicious ₹2,000 traffic challan SMS with a shady mParivahan link. Stop sending fake challan messages to people to trick them! Everyone, stay alert, don’t click suspicious links, and verify challans only through official government websites.

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