Mission Shakti Campaign 6.0 Empowers Women and Students in Greater Noida

Greater Noida, October 19 (Daily Kiran) : The Greater Noida police are conducting awareness programs under the Mission Shakti Campaign 6.0 to promote the safety, dignity, and self-reliance of women and girls. These initiatives aim to inform women and students about their rights, protection against cybercrimes, and government welfare schemes.

Led by Police Commissioner Lakshmi Singh, the campaign is supervised by Deputy Commissioner of Women’s Safety Suniti and Additional Deputy Commissioner Manisha Singh. Police teams are visiting various police station areas, schools, colleges, and public venues to educate participants about women’s safety, legal rights, and measures to prevent various crimes.

The programs include both women and students, fostering an understanding of safety, vigilance, and social responsibility from a young age. During these sessions, important aspects of women’s safety, their legal rights, and protective measures against different crimes are discussed in detail.

Police teams encourage women to remain vigilant about their rights and to seek help without fear in any situation of harassment or insecurity. They also provide information about government initiatives aimed at benefiting women and girls, including the Mission Shakti Campaign, Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, the Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana, the One Stop Centre Scheme, and various welfare programs from the Department of Women and Child Development.

With the increasing use of digital platforms, there is a strong emphasis on cybersecurity in these programs. Women and students are advised on safe social media practices, maintaining privacy, and being cautious of unknown links or suspicious messages. The police also share strategies to avoid online financial fraud, cybercrime, and scams.

Participants are informed of the importance of being alert to any suspicious online activity. If someone falls victim to cyber fraud, they are urged to report it immediately through the relevant helplines. The awareness sessions also cover how to lodge complaints regarding cybercrime and how to access police assistance when necessary. Police teams provide information on various helplines available for women, girls, and children, such as the Women Helpline (1090), Chief Minister Helpline (1076), Cyber Helpline (1930), Emergency Police Service (112), Child Helpline (1098), and One Stop Centre Helpline (181).

Moreover, information about the official cyber portal for filing complaints related to cybercrime is also shared. Police emphasize the importance of timely utilization of available support services during emergencies. Awareness pamphlets are distributed, encouraging women and students to confidently avail themselves of these services when needed. The primary goal of Mission Shakti Campaign 6.0 is to strengthen the sense of safety, respect, and self-confidence among women and girls while raising awareness about their rights, support services, and government schemes.

The Greater Noida police, in collaboration with various departments and the community, are consistently organizing programs related to women’s safety, cyber awareness, and community participation. Through these initiatives, efforts are made to provide a safe environment for women and girls, encourage their self-reliance, and enhance awareness of women’s safety in society. The campaign also focuses on establishing better coordination between the police and the community by raising awareness in schools, colleges, and public spaces.