Coldplay Music Of Spheres Concert: Mumbai Police Hops On The Meme Trend To Warn People Against Cybercrime Activities Via Instagram Post

Eager to score Coldplay concert tickets? One should slow down their horses a bit otherwise they'll end up falling prey to cybercrime. Mumbai Police has put out a warning in its own unique way.

Coldplay fans are eagerly waiting for the concert to happen, and the buildup for it is becoming stronger with each day that passes. Memes and jokes around the Coldplay concerts and the unavailability of its tickets have flooded the internet. Some cybercrime incidents have also been reported in this matter where people have got scammed. Mumbai Police has never shyed away from a good trend. It has always hopped on trends to make people more aware about their safety. This time is no different. Mumbai Police has tried to make people aware of cybercrimes in its own unique way. 

The Coldplay concert in India had this poster:

Mumbai Police took some creative liberty and redesigned the poster. Instead of Coldplay, Mumbai Police wrote, "Internet Foul Play" and instead of "Music of the Spheres", the city police wrote, "The Criminal Sphere." Instead of "World Tour", Mumbai Police published the poster with the phrase "Safety Tour," and instead of "Mystery Guest to be announced", it wrote, "Mystery Fraudster to be found."

Mumbai Police ended the pungame by writing, "1930 Behind You. Queue Attended 24/7 IST."

Along with the post, the Mumbai Police wrote the caption reading, "Lost something you can’t replace? Stuck in reverse? Could it be worse? 1930 will try to fix you! Let’s not let the scamsters have an adventure of a lifetime."

In case you face any cybercrime activities, then we advise you to reach out to 1930 and get the answers to your questions from the right people. You can also report any such activities to the cybercrime body and they will look into the matter while safeguarding you. 

BookMyShow Urges Police To Remain Vigilant To Complaints Regarding Sales Of Unauthorised Tickets

Ahead of the much-anticipated Coldplay concert in Mumbai, BookMyShow, the official ticketing partner, has formally reached out to police stations across the city. The company has requested authorities to stay alert and take appropriate action if complaints surface regarding unauthorised or illegal ticket sales.

In its communication, BookMyShow emphasised that it has no association with third-party platforms offering tickets on other websites. The company reaffirmed its dedication to ensuring a transparent and legitimate ticketing process, expressing concern about the possibility of fraudulent ticket sales occurring outside of its official platform.