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GCW MA Road Issues Warning Regarding Fraudulent Social Media Accounts

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Government College for Women, Srinagar, Issues Warning Against Fake Social Media Handles Spreading Objectionable Content

Srinagar, September 11, 2024 – The administration of Government College for Women, M.A. Road, Srinagar, has issued a stern public notice cautioning students, parents, and other stakeholders about the proliferation of fraudulent social media accounts that are maliciously misusing the college’s name and logo to disseminate objectionable content. These unauthorized handles, operating independently and without any official affiliation to the institution, have raised serious concerns about the potential damage to the college’s reputation and the safety of its students.

The college authorities have unequivocally condemned the actions of these impersonators and vowed to take swift and decisive legal action against those responsible. This includes reporting the matter to law enforcement agencies and pursuing legal recourse under relevant cyber laws. The administration has emphasized its commitment to protecting the institution’s integrity and ensuring the well-being of its students and stakeholders in the face of these malicious online activities.

In an effort to identify and expose these fraudulent accounts, the college has listed several examples of pages that may be operating with potentially mischievous intent, including @womenscollegevlogs, @womens_college_official, @womenscollegeconfessions998, and @confession.womens.collage.sgr. The college has categorically stated that these handles have no official connection to the historic institution, which is currently celebrating its 75th anniversary.

To ensure that students and stakeholders receive accurate and reliable information, the college has strongly advised them to follow only the official social media handles authorized by the institution. These official channels will serve as the sole source of authentic updates and announcements, safeguarding against the spread of misinformation and potentially harmful content.

Furthermore, the college has implemented a reporting mechanism for suspicious social media handles. Anyone encountering accounts that appear to be impersonating the college or disseminating objectionable content is urged to report them immediately to the principal’s email address at [email protected] The administration has assured prompt action in addressing these reports and taking appropriate measures to curb the spread of misinformation.

This proactive step by the college administration demonstrates a commitment to protecting its reputation and ensuring the safety and security of its online presence. By actively combating cyber misrepresentation and providing a clear channel for reporting suspicious activity, the college aims to create a safer and more secure online environment for its students and stakeholders. The college’s vigilance in this matter is especially crucial given the celebratory atmosphere surrounding its 75th anniversary, an occasion that malicious actors might attempt to exploit for their own harmful purposes. The administration’s swift response and clear communication underscore its dedication to maintaining the institution’s integrity and safeguarding its community against online threats.

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