Usha Sharma, associate professor of Punjabi, SSD Girls College, said, “I am not sure whether the move will serve the purpose of permanent safety of women while commuting at night. While the government has introduced a mechanism to ensure that women can avail police help to reach home if stranded at night, women in the city gave a mixed response to the move. A register will be maintained to keep vital information, including record of calls and locations of callers, in a streamlined manner.” Later, the PCR staff accompanied with female police personnel will drop the woman at her home or respective destination. After any woman makes a call to the control room or on helpline numbers requesting for help, the control room staff immediately intimate the PCR in the respective location from where the call is made. “The DSP (crime against women), DSP (city II) and DSP (headquarters) are the nodal officers for the initiative,” he added.ĭSP (crime against women) Kulwant Singh said, “As we have just received the directions, we are in the initial phase of their implementation. Besides, a streamlined and well-coordinated system will ensure that the women are dropped safely at their homes at night.” Elaborate security arrangements will be in place. The safety of women at night will be our priority.
SSP Nanak Singh said, “After getting the directions, all officials concerned in the department have been assigned the task.
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The police officials said though they had just received the instructions from the government, they would ensure the implementation of the facility with full effect on an immediate basis. They said elaborate arrangements would be in place to ensure that the stranded women get the free-drop facility. A day after Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh announced free police help to drop women safely home if they are stuck out between 9 pm and 6 am, district police officials have swung into action.
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