Retired people have become the new target of online scammers posing as Indian government officials.
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As the deadline to submit the Jeevan Pramaan certificate approaches, scammers are exploiting the situation by sending fake messages with fraudulent links. They pretend to be government officials and text the retired folks to get their personal details or their pension will be discontinued.
People quickly act out of fear without questioning the legitimacy of the messages. The personal information is later used for identity theft and fraud.
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The Indian government is urgently warning the pensioners about this rising scam. Many people, worried about losing their sources of income, are falling for this trick.
The families should guide the elderly so as not to click on any suspicious links and share personal details via WhatsApp. The government clearly stated that Jeevan Pramaan certificates should not be sent via social media.
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The technically challenged and vulnerable old sect of society has become more prone to online scams. One should be vigilant especially when it comes to financial security.