Safety Guidelines
Your safety matters. These guidelines are practical steps for protecting yourself on BahaJuri and anywhere else you meet people online. They are general guidance and do not replace emergency services or professional advice.
Last updated: 11 November 2026
Draft for legal review
This document is a working template. It must be reviewed by a qualified Indian legal professional, and all business details must be confirmed, before it is relied on or published as final.
In an emergency, contact authorities first.
If you are in immediate danger, call local emergency services. In India, dial 112. Our report tools are not an emergency channel and should not delay you from seeking help.
BahaJuri is for adults
BahaJuri is intended only for people aged 18 or older. If you believe a minor is using the platform, report the account immediately through the Report Abuse page.
Protect your account
- Use a strong, unique password and keep it private.
- Do not share login codes, one-time passwords, or account access with anyone.
- Log out of shared devices and review your account settings regularly.
- Be cautious of messages claiming to be from BahaJuri and asking for credentials. We will not ask for your password.
Protect your personal information
- Avoid posting your home address, workplace, daily schedule, financial details, or identity documents.
- Share personal details gradually, and only when you feel comfortable.
- Remember that screenshots can be taken of anything you send.
- Review your profile and privacy settings regularly.
Recognise scams
Be alert to people who quickly declare strong feelings, ask you to move conversations off-platform, request money, promise large returns, or ask for financial or identity information. These are common patterns in romance and financial scams.
- Never send money, gift cards, cryptocurrency, or bank details to someone you met on BahaJuri.
- Do not click suspicious links or install apps sent by another member.
- Verify claims independently, especially anything involving investments, emergencies, or travel.
- Keep records of suspicious conversations and report the profile.
Meeting safely in person
- Meet in a public place and tell a trusted person where you are going and who you are meeting.
- Arrange your own transport to and from the meeting.
- Stay in control of your drink and belongings; do not leave them unattended.
- Keep your phone charged and have a plan to leave if you feel uncomfortable.
- Trust your instincts. You can end a meeting at any time.
Respect boundaries
Consent matters. Respect a person's decision to end a conversation, decline a request, or stop contact. Do not pressure, guilt, or threaten anyone. If someone blocks you, do not attempt to contact them through another account.
Block and report
Use the in-app block and report tools for harassment, fake profiles, scams, inappropriate content, or any behaviour that breaks our Community Guidelines. Reporting is not a substitute for contacting law enforcement in an emergency.
Emergencies
If you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services right away. In India, dial 112 for emergency assistance. For cybercrime and financial fraud, you can report through the appropriate government portal or local police, in addition to reporting the profile to us.
Support
For non-emergency safety questions, use the Contact page or the Grievance Redressal page. Contact details are displayed only when configured by the business owner.
Need help with this policy?
For questions, contact support or use the grievance channel where configured. For abuse reports, use the dedicated Report Abuse page.