Bhubaneswar (Odisha) [India], September 29 (ANI): Odisha Police on Thursday launched the Cyber Safety Campaign 2023 with the primary objective of enhancing awareness and educating the public about the multifaceted aspects of cybercrime.

The campaign was inaugurated with a Curtain Raiser Event held in Bhubaneswar. 

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"The event saw the esteemed presence of the Director General of Police (DGP) Odisha Sunil Kumar Bansal and Arun Kumar Bothra Addl DGP Crime Branch, Odisha who launched a Logo which is a unique emblem symbolizing the essence of cyber safety and security. A mascot is an engaging character representing the campaign's spirit. A theme Song was also launched with a catchy tune designed to reinforce key cyber safety messages in a memorable way," an official statement said. 

On the occasion, a Cyber safety advisory Brochures was also launched which provides informative brochures providing practical tips and guidelines on how to stay safe online. 

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In this regard, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Bhubaneswar took to X (former Twitter) and said, "Prevention is Better than Cure and Cyber Safety for All. Bhubaneswar Police has geared up to welcome "CYRRA" for the Cyber Safety Campaign Odisha 2023. Let's all be part of it because it's a shared responsibility."

Odisha Police also extended an invitation to individuals who wish to actively participate in the campaign as cyber safety volunteers, aiding in spreading awareness and knowledge. (ANI)

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