Hathras Women Police Hold Scooter Rally Under Mission Shakti Phase 6
Under the second phase of Mission Shakti Phase-6.0, a women police scooter rally was organised in Hathras on Tuesday, 13 October, to raise public awareness about women’s safety, respect,
Under the second phase of Mission Shakti Phase-6.0, a women police scooter rally was organised in Hathras on Tuesday, 13 October, to raise public awareness about women’s safety, respect, self-reliance and empowerment. The rally was flagged off by Sadar MLA and Chairperson of the Joint Committee on Women and Child Development Anjula Singh Mahaur, Sikandra Rao MLA Virendra Singh Rana, Sadabad MLA Pradeep Kumar, District Magistrate Satya Prakash Patel and Superintendent of Police Chiranjiv Nath Sinha, along with the other public representatives present on the occasion.
The rally carried a message for women and girls about their safety, rights, dignity and the various welfare schemes being run by the government. Through this initiative, women police personnel sought to increase awareness about women’s safety in society and encouraged women to remain alert about their rights.
The Mission Shakti campaign is aimed at providing women and girls with a safe environment, making them self-reliant and increasing awareness about their rights. Under the campaign, women were encouraged to remain alert about harassment and crimes against women, seek immediate help in any emergency and use the police and concerned helpline numbers whenever required.
The programme also focused on different aspects related to women’s safety. Through the rally, a message was given that the police and administration are continuously working to ensure the safety of women and girls. The initiative by the women police force was intended to strengthen public confidence in the security system and promote the values of respect and equal rights for women in society.
During the programme, Monika Gautam, who is working in the Women Welfare Department under Mission Shakti, was honoured. The recognition was part of the event organised under the campaign and highlighted the contribution of the Women Welfare Department in efforts connected with women’s welfare.
Braj Region Vice-President Sharad Maheshwari, Apna Dal District President Ravi Saraswat, Rashtriya Lok Dal District President Shyam Singh, Mursan Block Chief Rameshwar Upadhyay, Additional Superintendent of Police Ramanand Kushwaha, the Circle Officer of Police, women police personnel and other concerned officers and public representatives were present during the programme.
The Mission Shakti Phase-6.0 event called for greater public participation in efforts related to women’s safety, respect, self-reliance and empowerment. It also appealed for continued awareness among women and girls about their rights, available assistance and the support being provided through the police, administration and government welfare schemes.
Frequently asked questions
What was organised in Hathras under Mission Shakti Phase-6.0?
A women police scooter rally was organised to raise awareness about women’s safety, respect, self-reliance and empowerment.
Who flagged off the women police scooter rally?
The rally was flagged off by public representatives, District Magistrate Satya Prakash Patel and Superintendent of Police Chiranjiv Nath Sinha.
What message did the rally convey to women and girls?
It encouraged them to remain alert about their safety, rights and dignity, seek immediate help in emergencies and use police or helpline numbers when needed.
Who was honoured during the programme?
Monika Gautam of the Women Welfare Department was honoured during the event.
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