Lucknow: Under the Mission Shakti 5.0 campaign, the Aliganj Police team conducted a special awareness programme at Sarvodaya Public School, Shivalok, on December 26, 2025, aimed at educating girl students about crime prevention, cyber safety and emergency support systems. Pamphlets were distributed to spread awareness about cyber crimes and important helpline numbers.
The initiative forms part of the Lucknow Police Commissionerate’s sustained efforts towards women safety and empowerment, being carried out under the able guidance of Police Commissioner, Lucknow, Amrendra Kumar Sengar. As part of Mission Shakti, Mission Shakti Centres have been established in all 54 police stations of the district, with dedicated officers deployed for the prompt redressal of women-related grievances.
Awareness Through Education and Interaction
During the programme, girl students were made aware of crimes against women, preventive measures and legal safeguards available to them. Police officers explained how timely reporting and awareness can significantly reduce the risk of victimisation.
Special emphasis was laid on cyber crime awareness, including identifying online threats, protecting personal information and safe use of social media. Students were also informed about the UP COP App and the procedure for registering complaints digitally.
Helpline Numbers Highlighted
The students were briefed in detail about the use and importance of various emergency and support helplines, including:
- 1090 – Women Power Line
- 181 – Women Helpline
- 112 – Emergency Response Service
- 1076 – Women and Child Support Helpline
- 1930 – Cyber Crime Helpline
- 102 – Ambulance Service
- 108 – Emergency Services
- 1098 – Childline
Pamphlets containing detailed information on these services were distributed so that students could easily access help whenever required.
Role of Women Safety Infrastructure
The police team also explained the functioning of Women Help Desks, Mission Shakti Centres and Pink Booths operating at police stations, highlighting their role in providing a safe, supportive and confidential environment for women and girls.
Organisers and Participants
The programme was organised by:
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Sub-Inspector Ravindra Nath Prajapati, Aliganj Police Station
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Woman Sub-Inspector Ashi Gupta, Aliganj Police Station
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Woman Constable Diksha, Aliganj Police Station
The event was conducted with the cooperation of the Principal of Sarvodaya Public School, Shivalok. Participating officers also included Sub-Inspector Pragati Singh, along with other members of the Aliganj Police team.
Objective and Impact
The primary objective of the programme was to sensitise girl students about women-related crimes and cyber offences, familiarise them with legal provisions and safety mechanisms, and encourage them to report incidents fearlessly using available police resources.
The Mission Shakti 5.0 awareness programme at Sarvodaya Public School proved to be a meaningful and effective initiative. By reassuring students that immediate help is just a call away through numbers like 1090, 112 and 1930, and by familiarising them with Mission Shakti Centres and Pink Booths, the programme inspired young girls to become alert, confident and empowered citizens.
Police officials stated that such awareness drives will continue to strengthen safety consciousness in society and further the cause of women empowerment and crime prevention in Lucknow.
