Mathura:On the occasion of Shardiya Navratri, Mathura Police has started an awareness campaign under Mission Shakti Phase-6.0 regarding the safety, respect and self-reliance of women and girls. In this sequence, Shakti March was taken out from the Reserve Police Line. Through the march, a message was given to make women aware of their rights and increase society’s participation in the prevention of crimes against women.
Women and students participated in Shakti March
Women policemen, students of Police Modern School and other women participated in the Shakti March organized under the leadership of Additional Superintendent of Police Rural Alok Raj Narayan and Assistant Superintendent of Police Aashna Chaudhary. Under the direction of the Senior Superintendent of Police, the objective of this campaign was to strengthen the sense of security among women and girls and to motivate them to raise their voice against any kind of harassment.
Awareness towards women safety and rights under Mission Shakti
Under Mission Shakti Abhiyan, teams formed in various police station areas of the district are communicating with women and girls and giving them information about legal rights, women’s safety and self-reliance. In case of incidents like molestation, domestic violence and harassment, the police are being encouraged to complain and seek help without any fear.
Information given about women helpline numbers
During the campaign, women are also being given information about Women Power Line 1090, Police Emergency Service 112, Chief Minister Helpline 1076, Child Helpline 1098, Women Helpline 181 and Cyber Helpline 1930. Also, information is being given about the assistance available through the Women’s Help Desk. Police say that continuous efforts will be made under the campaign to provide a safe environment to women and girls and to increase awareness about their rights.