Lucknow: An awareness programme was organised at SFC School in Lucknow under Mission Shakti 6.0 to promote the safety, dignity and empowerment of women and girls. A police team educated students about women’s safety, online fraud and measures to prevent cybercrime.
The programme was conducted under the direction of Inspector Satish Chandra Rathore. Sub-Inspector (SSI) Pradeep Yadav, Sub-Inspectors Raj Kumar and Amit Kumar, along with members of the Mission Shakti and cybercrime teams, visited the school to interact with students and raise awareness about safety-related issues.
The police team also briefed students about the newly established Mission Shakti Centre at the police station, where facilities have been arranged to provide assistance and support to women and girls.
During the session, students were informed about important helpline numbers, including 1090 for the Women Power Line, 1930 for reporting cyber financial fraud, 1076 for the Chief Minister’s Helpline, 112 for police emergencies, 181 for women in distress, and 102 and 108 for ambulance services.
The team advised students against clicking on suspicious links or sharing one-time passwords (OTPs), banking credentials and other confidential information with unknown persons.
The initiative aimed to equip students with practical knowledge of their rights, available support services and safe online practices, encouraging them to remain vigilant and seek timely assistance when required.
