Gonda: Saraswati Devi Nari Gyansthali PG College, Gonda, organised a ‘Police Ki Pathshala’ programme on Friday to educate students and women about women’s safety, their legal rights, the importance of education and ways to prevent cybercrime.
Deputy Inspector General of Police, Devipatan Range, Ashok Kumar addressed the students and women, explaining various initiatives and schemes run by the Uttar Pradesh Police to promote the safety, dignity and self-reliance of women and girls.
The DIG discussed different forms of cybercrime, online fraud, the safe use of social media and the importance of protecting personal and confidential information. He also informed participants that cybercrime victims could register complaints through the national cybercrime helpline number 1930.
Encouraging the students to remain alert and confident, Kumar advised them not to panic in difficult situations, to be aware of their rights and to seek police assistance whenever required.
Students who had performed exceptionally well in academics, along with their family members, were felicitated with certificates of appreciation during the programme. The DIG praised their achievements, wished them success in their future endeavours and encouraged them to pursue their goals through education and contribute positively to society.
The session also featured an interactive discussion in which students and teachers raised questions about women’s safety, cybercrime and police functioning. Kumar responded to their queries in detail.
The ‘Police Ki Pathshala’ initiative aims to strengthen awareness among women and girls about personal safety, cyber threats and their rights, while fostering greater trust and coordination between the police and the public.
