Actress Rashmika Mandanna, who recently became a victim of a deepfake video scandal, has now taken on a new role to fight back against cybercrimes. The Ministry of Home Affairs has appointed Rashmika as the brand ambassador for the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), an initiative aimed at combating the growing menace of online threats.

In a video shared on her social media platforms, Rashmika expressed her thoughts on the dangers of cybercrime, saying, "Cybercrime is a dangerous threat affecting individuals, businesses, and communities worldwide." She emphasized the importance of raising awareness to protect people from these online dangers.

"Having experienced the impact of cybercrime firsthand, I feel a deep sense of responsibility to create awareness, protect people, and bring about positive change," Rashmika added. She expressed her gratitude to the central government for the opportunity to spearhead this initiative and stressed the need for vigilance and safety in the digital age.

Following the announcement, fans and well-wishers have flooded social media with congratulatory messages for Rashmika, praising her commitment to a crucial cause. With cybercrimes on the rise, her appointment brings attention to the importance of online safety and highlights the need for stronger public awareness.

Excited to onboard the pan-India star @iamRashmika as I4C's National Brand Ambassador. We are joining forces to fortify India's digital landscape, we'll tackle cybercrimes head-on. Always remember,

"छोड़कर लालच, लापरवाही और डर
सोच-समझकर क्लिक कर”#RashmikaMandannaWithI4C pic.twitter.com/vRJCfsza9L

— Cyber Dost (@Cyberdost) October 15, 2024