SR Marriage Bureau · Siddipet
పిల్లల భద్రతా ప్రమాణాలు
Our standards against child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), how to report a concern, and who answers.
SR Marriage Bureau arranges marriages between consenting adults. We have zero tolerance for any use of our website or app to sexually exploit or abuse anyone — child or adult. Child sexual abuse and exploitation is abhorrent, illegal, and is reported to the authorities without exception.
ఎస్ ఆర్ మ్యారేజ్ బ్యూరో అంగీకారం ఉన్న పెద్దల మధ్య వివాహాలు కుదురుస్తుంది. పిల్లలైనా పెద్దలైనా ఎవరినైనా లైంగికంగా దోపిడీ చేయడాన్ని మేము ఏమాత్రం సహించము.
| Age restriction | The app is rated 18+ and asks every user to confirm their age before anything is shown. Registration requires a date of birth and rejects anyone under 21. |
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| Human review | Every profile is reviewed by the bureau before it is listed. Nothing appears publicly without approval. |
| No private messaging | There is no chat in the app. Introductions are made by the bureau after both families agree, which removes the private channel grooming depends on. |
| Contact details withheld | Phone numbers and addresses are never shown on a profile. |
| Reporting and blocking | Every profile carries Report and Block. Reports are logged to a moderation queue the bureau works through. |
Reports involving a child are treated as urgent and reviewed within 24 hours. A profile that breaches these standards is removed immediately and permanently, no fee is refunded, and the person who registered it is refused further listings. Where a child is involved or a crime is suspected, we report it to the police. CSAM is reported to the authorities without exception.
Child-safety matters are handled by the bureau's owner.
Email — sanjeevareddymalki@gmail.com
Post — SR Marriage Bureau, Block Office Chowrasta, Siddipet, Telangana 502103
These standards are published in line with Google Play's Child Safety Standards policy and
apply to the SR Marriage Bureau website and the Android app
in.srmarriagebureau.app. We comply with applicable Indian law, including the
Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012 (POCSO) and the Information Technology
Act, 2000.