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Ghaziabad Police review women’s safety and faster disposal of complaints

At a review meeting in the Police Lines, officials discussed preventing crimes against women, strengthening Mission Shakti centres and Pink Booths, and timely action on complaints.

Ghaziabad Police officers during a women’s-safety review meeting on October 31, 2026.
Ghaziabad Police officers at a women’s-safety review meeting. · Photos supplied by reporter

Ghaziabad, October 31, 2026: The Police Commissioner of the Ghaziabad Commissionerate held a review meeting at Parmjeet Hall in the Police Lines on preventing crimes against women, making women’s safety measures more effective, and ensuring the timely, quality disposal of complaints made by women.

Those present included the Additional Commissioner of Police, Headquarters/Crime; Deputy Commissioners of Police for City and Headquarters; Assistant Commissioners of Police for Kavinagar and Women Crime; officers in charge of the women’s police station, women outposts, Mission Shakti centres, Pink Booths and family counselling centres.

Directions for sensitive, timely action on complaints

The Police Commissioner directed officers to treat every complaint involving women with seriousness, sensitivity and responsibility. He asked them to avoid unnecessary delay and ensure impartial, effective and quality action in every case.

Police personnel attend a women’s-safety review meeting in a conference room bearing Ghaziabad Police signage.
Police personnel attend the women’s-safety review meeting at Ghaziabad Police. Photos supplied by reporter

Focus on Mission Shakti centres and Pink Booths

The meeting discussed making Mission Shakti centres and Pink Booths more active so that women and girls can bring their concerns to police without hesitation. Officers were directed to regularly review action taken on complaints and obtain feedback from complainants on the resolution of their concerns.

Officials also emphasised sensitive handling of family disputes and women-related concerns through family counselling centres, along with necessary support and guidance for women seeking assistance and clear accountability from officials.

Guidance on prescribed procedure

Mission Shakti centre in-charges received detailed directions on the effective and sensitive disposal of women-related crime reports and complaints. The prescribed procedure for handling a written complaint submitted by a woman at a Mission Shakti centre was also discussed.

A police officer addresses fellow personnel during an indoor women’s-safety review meeting.
A police officer addresses personnel at the women’s-safety review meeting. Photos supplied by reporter

The Police Commissioner said negligence in women’s safety or complaint disposal would not be accepted. He asked the concerned officers to work in coordination to prevent crimes against women, provide prompt police assistance to those seeking help and strengthen an atmosphere of safety and trust.

A woman police officer speaks during a Ghaziabad Police women’s-safety review meeting.
A woman police officer speaks during the women’s-safety review meeting. Photos supplied by reporter
A police officer addresses the Ghaziabad Police women’s-safety review meeting from a lectern.
A police officer addresses the women’s-safety review meeting from a lectern. Photos supplied by reporter
A woman police officer speaks during the Ghaziabad Police women’s-safety review meeting.
A woman police officer speaks during the women’s-safety review meeting. Photos supplied by reporter

Source: Meeting information and photographs supplied by the Ghaziabad Commissionerate.

Frequently asked questions

What was the Ghaziabad Police review meeting about?

The meeting focused on preventing crimes against women, improving women’s safety measures and ensuring timely, quality disposal of women’s complaints.

What directions were given for handling complaints involving women?

Officers were directed to treat every complaint with seriousness, sensitivity and responsibility, avoid unnecessary delays, and take impartial, effective and quality action.

What role will Mission Shakti centres and Pink Booths play?

They will be made more active so women and girls can raise concerns without hesitation. Officers must regularly review action taken and obtain feedback from complainants.

What did the Police Commissioner say about negligence?

The Police Commissioner said negligence in women’s safety or complaint disposal would not be accepted and called for prompt police assistance and coordinated action.

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