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| Digital strike is union government's strong blow against illegal gambling: Balbir | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Mar 21: Prominent social activist and former Vice Chairman Balbir Ram Rattan has described the Union Government's action of blocking around 300 websites and Mobile Apps related to gambling and betting as a powerful and decisive strike against illegal activities. He said that this digital strike is a highly significant step towards protecting the youth and society from economic and mental exploitation.
Balbir Ram Rattan said that the scope of online gambling and betting has been continuously expanding, with the youth being particularly affected at a rapid pace. Many families have been facing financial hardships and social issues due to this addiction. In such a situation, the decision by the Union Government to block these illegal platforms is a timely and effective measure.
He further said that this digital strike is not merely a technical action, but it reflects the government's commitment that it will not tolerate any form of illegal and anti-social activities in the country. It sends a clear message that the rule of law will prevail in the digital space and that the protection of citizens' interests is the top priority.
Balbir Ram Rattan appreciated the leadership of the Prime Minister, stating that the Union Government is continuously taking such concrete steps that contribute to making the nation secure, transparent, and empowered. He expressed confidence that such actions will reduce the misuse of digital platforms and help establish effective control over cyber crimes.
He also appealed to the general public to stay away from all forms of online gambling and betting, and to spread awareness among their families and communities about its harmful effects. He emphasized that public awareness and vigilance are the most effective ways to tackle this issue.
Balbir Ram Rattan said that this digital strike is a visionary step that will play an important role in making the country's digital future safe, disciplined, and responsible. |
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