Prakash Mishra, Founder and CEO of a social media academy, Social Yug, a YouTube channel and a huge social influencer, has taken a great initiative to fight against the growing crimes on the social media channels. Social Yug is a famous YouTube channel, focused on providing an edge over social media and digital marketing strategies. This channel publishes unique series of sessions by famous Social Media Marketers and Top Media Influencers to help you get the exact solution for your business.
Prakash Mishra, along with Himanshu Singh Rajawat, CI Kapasan, Rajasthan and several other senior police officers have taken the initiative to put an end to social media crime. They have created a group on Telegram – “Swachh Social Media”, where anyone can join and report against any type of social or cyber crime. This group will also provide tips on how to wisely use social media and not harm anyone else’s privacy.
Prakash Mishra, Himanshu Singh Rajawat and Social Yug, with a vision of “Social Media Social Responsibility” started the mission to not only fight against social crime, but also take strict legal steps against the criminals, attacking the people in the virtual world. Anyone suffering from Digital Fraud, Online Scam, Social Media Harassment, Online Bullying, Fake Id/Profile, Online Account Hacking, Fraud Calls, etc can reach out on the Telegram group and file a complaint.
IT specialists and Rajasthan Cyber Crime Team will also be helping to track the cyber criminals and take actions against them. Social media and cyber crime are alarmingly at rise. This great initiative of “Swachh Social Media” is really a commendable step taken by Prakash Mishra, Himanshu Singh Rajawat and Social Yug, to fight against social crime.
You can join the Telegram group – “Swachh Social Media” through this link – https://t.me/hsrfp
You can follow and subscribe to the “Social Yug” channel by this link – https://www.youtube.com/c/DriveDigitalofficial/featured
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