Lucknow: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday launched Mission Shakti 5 with a powerful message—ensuring women’s safety, respect, and self-confidence across Uttar Pradesh. As part of the campaign, over 18,000 women police personnel from across ranks participated in statewide bike rallies, transforming streets into a symbol of empowerment.
Roads Echoed With Slogans of Women’s Rights
DGP Rajeev Krishna said that under CM Yogi’s directions, the rallies began early in the morning across all districts. Slogans like “Security and Respect, Women’s Right” resonated across the streets. Citizens welcomed the rallies with claps and flower showers, expressing strong solidarity with the cause of women’s safety.
At Lok Bhavan, CM Yogi also inaugurated Mission Shakti Centers in all 1,663 police stations across the state. He released the ‘Sashakt Nari, Samriddh Pradesh’ folder and introduced helpline numbers for women’s safety. The Chief Minister directed authorities to make special security arrangements during Navratri and upcoming festivals.
Police Participation Strengthened Public Trust
The rally highlighted that women’s safety is not just the government’s responsibility but a shared commitment of society. Senior police officers, administrative officials, public representatives, and ministers actively joined, reinforcing public trust in the campaign.
#MissionShakti5 Trends at the Top on Social Media
The campaign also created a digital wave. UP Police shared pictures and videos of the rallies across social media, propelling #MissionShakti5 to trend at number one on X (formerly Twitter). From 4 PM to 6:30 PM on September 21, the hashtag remained in the Top 5 trends, generating over 23,000 tweets, 28 million reach, and 384 million impressions. Related keywords like Women Police, Nari Shakti, and Mission Shakti also trended.
Mission Shakti 5 is yet another milestone in CM Yogi’s vision of empowering women with security, dignity, and leadership.
