Haryana Police took steps for the safety of women. Chandigarh news

Times News NetworkChandigarh: DGP Shatrujit Kapoor on Saturday said Haryana Police has taken several steps to strengthen the safety of women and empower them in daily life. He said that the police have prepared a plan for gender sensitization programmes. These will include visits to schools, colleges and other educational institutions across the state by trained women personnel. Kapoor said, the initiative aims to raise awareness about gender-based issues and promote a safe and inclusive environment for all. In addition to these efforts, the team will maintain regular contact with women in educational institutions, providing them a safe and supportive space to share their concerns without hesitation.
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