Muzaffarnagar Police Counselling Helps Over 75 Couples Resolve Family Disputes

In Muzaffarnagar, more than 75 couples have received help in resolving their mutual disputes through counselling under Mission Shakti Campaign-6.0. The initiative was carried out by the Muzaffarnagar Police Family Counselling Centre, with the aim of bringing happiness back to families facing disagreements.

As part of the initiative, an honour and feedback programme was organised on 16 October at the Reserve Police Lines. During the programme, the couples shared their experiences and appreciated the efforts made by the police through the Family Counselling Centre.

The couples said that counselling at the centre helped improve communication between them. They also said it helped reduce their differences and strengthen mutual trust. Their feedback highlighted the role of counselling in helping them address their disputes through dialogue.

SSP Suraj Kumar Rai, SP Crime Indu Siddharth and Assistant Superintendent of Police City Siddharth K. Mishra were present during the programme.

The team that played an important role in the initiative included Family Counselling Centre in-charge Inspector Latesh Verma, Women Police Station in-charge Preeti Chahal, and counsellors Beena Sharma, Prasann Kumar, Gazala Yasmin and Ashok Batla.

The Muzaffarnagar Police said its objective is to resolve family disputes through mutual consent and make positive efforts to prevent families from breaking apart. The Mission Shakti-6.0 initiative focused on counselling and communication as a way to help couples address their differences.

The report was filed by Anmol Kumar, Muzaffarnagar. Contact: 7078215007.