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Ghaziabad Women Join Mission Shakti 6.0 Scooter Rally

Women police personnel, homemakers, working women and students joined a Ghaziabad rally focused on safety, confidence and open communication with police.

Helmeted women police officers and a civilian rider on two-wheelers at the Ghaziabad rally
Helmeted women police officers and a civilian rider on two-wheelers at the Ghaziabad rally · Reporter-supplied photograph

Ghaziabad: Women police personnel, homemakers, working women and students joined a scooter rally that started from Police Lines under the Mission Shakti 6.0 campaign. Participants travelled on scooters, motorcycles and Bullet bikes, carrying messages about women’s safety, confidence and mutual support. The event brought civilian women and police personnel together in the same procession.

Helmeted women police officers and a civilian rider on two-wheelers at the Ghaziabad rally

Police Commissioner J. Ravindra Goud flagged off the rally. Additional Police Commissioners Rajkaran Nayyar and Keshav Choudhary were present, along with officers of DCP and ACP rank. The flag-off marked the start of a programme intended to encourage awareness of women’s safety and closer communication between women and the police.

Police officers hold a green flag beside women riders at the rally flag-off

Participants carried placards with messages including “घूंघट नहीं हौसले चाहिए मैडम”, “Ride for Awareness” and “Women Support Women”. The Hindi slogan called for confidence rather than a veil. The posters emphasised awareness and solidarity among women. Pink and white balloons were also attached to some of the two-wheelers taking part in the rally.

Senior police officers gathered outdoors during the Ghaziabad programme

ACP Priyashree Pal said the purpose was to help women feel secure and build their confidence. She also identified reducing fear and hesitation about approaching the police as an aim of the programme. Her explanation focused on encouraging women to speak openly to officers rather than holding back because they felt apprehensive.

A policewoman and civilian women display awareness and women-support placards

According to the ACP, this edition included civilian women and students alongside police personnel. Their participation extended the event beyond uniformed riders to women from different backgrounds. Students and other young women joined homemakers and working women, with the emphasis on creating opportunities for more open communication between the police and the community.

Four women police officers hold awareness placards at the Ghaziabad rally

The procession placed women police officers and civilian participants together on two-wheelers, with awareness messages displayed along the way. Women’s safety, mutual support and communication without hesitation remained the central themes of the programme. Ghaziabad Police also confirmed the scooter rally in an official public post identifying it as an event under Mission Shakti 6.0.

Women police officers and civilian riders take part in the two-wheeler procession

Official Ghaziabad Police post

Frequently asked questions

What was the Mission Shakti 6.0 event in Ghaziabad?

It was a scooter rally bringing together women police personnel, homemakers, working women and students to promote women’s safety, confidence and mutual support.

Who flagged off the rally?

Police Commissioner J. Ravindra Goud flagged off the rally.

What was the purpose of the rally?

The programme aimed to increase awareness of women’s safety, build confidence and encourage women to communicate openly with the police.

What messages did participants carry?

Participants carried messages including “Ride for Awareness”, “Women Support Women” and the Hindi slogan “घूंघट नहीं हौसले चाहिए मैडम”.

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