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Pune Police shared a witty post on cyber safety that featured Pradeep Mehra and it has gone viral online.
Pune Police took to Twitter on March 22 to share a post warning people about cyber safety featuring Pradeep Mehra. The 19-year-old boy from Uttarakhand, became an internet sensation after filmmaker Vinod Kapri posted a video of him running from work to home at midnight. His inspiring story about juggling work and practicing every day to join the army has won the hearts of millions now.
The video along with his story has touched the hearts of people all across the country. Now, in a tweet that has gone viral online, Pune Police warned about cyber safety with a witty twist featuring Pradeep’s midnight run video.
In the viral post shared on Twitter on March 22, Pune Police warned against scam callers asking for OTP with a screenshot of Pradeep from his viral video.
“You when a telecaller calls you asking for your OTP,” reads the caption of the post.
See post here:
You when a telecaller calls you asking for your OTP.#BeCyberSafe#RunTowardsSafety #PradeepMehra pic.twitter.com/P2imw7Qbsn
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