Hathras Police Helps 80 Couples Reconcile Through Counselling, Mediation

An initiative by the Hathras Police has brought hope of renewed happiness to 80 families by helping resolve differences between husbands and wives. Under Mission Shakti Phase-6.0, the Family Counselling Centre and the Women’s Police Station team helped the couples reach a settlement through counselling and mediation.

The police initiative was aimed at reconnecting families that had reached the verge of breaking apart because of domestic disputes. Through counselling and mediation, the team worked to remove mutual misunderstandings between husbands and wives from 80 families and helped them reach an agreement.

The Hathras Police is making continuous efforts to strengthen families facing disputes. The initiative is being carried out along with the police’s work for the safety, dignity and empowerment of women. The objective is also to make family relationships stronger and help resolve disputes in a sensitive manner.

The Family Counselling Centre and the Women’s Police Station team listened carefully to the problems of couples dealing with family disputes. The two sides were encouraged to communicate with each other. They were also made to understand the importance of mutual understanding, love, trust and respect in family life.

During the counselling sessions, the team motivated the couples to resolve their disputes through conversation and mutual understanding. The couples were advised to deal with their differences through dialogue instead of allowing the disputes to further affect their family relationships.

After continuous counselling and effective mediation, the husbands and wives from 80 families removed their differences. By mutual consent, they decided to live together again and move ahead with their family lives.

The couples who resolved their family disputes through reconciliation were also honoured by Hathras Superintendent of Police Chiranjeev Nath Sinha. On the occasion, SP Chiranjeev Nath Sinha encouraged them to live their lives with mutual love, trust, cooperation and respect.

The SP also wished all the couples a happy, peaceful and bright future. The honouring of the couples followed the reconciliation process carried out by the Family Counselling Centre and the Women’s Police Station team under Mission Shakti Phase-6.0.

The Hathras Police’s initiative is not limited to resolving family disputes. It is also focused on restoring mutual trust within families and saving relationships that are falling apart. Through counselling, the Family Counselling Centre and the Women’s Police Station team are working to find peaceful solutions to family problems.

The Hathras Police said that, along with ensuring the safety, dignity and empowerment of women, resolving family disputes with sensitivity is a priority. The police said its objective is to settle disputes through mutual dialogue and understanding and to maintain an atmosphere of love, trust and happiness in families.