Nagpur: City Police have started visiting residences of around 400 browsing sexual violence to ensure their safety of the perpetrators.
This is part of the security blueprint pursued by the City Police Chief Amitesh Kumar for women’s safety with different components implemented since February the first week.
City police have also identified 58 persecutors and 12 rapists who have repeated violations of them.
They will be stored under supervision and slapped with prevention measures.
Kumar has started a city security audit in various places, especially the vulnerable, in relation to women’s safety.
The top police said that the blueprint was being prepared in a gang rape background registered at the Sitabuldi police station.
“We have identified remote places that are vulnerable and NMC has been asked to ensure the illumor right there and establish a CCTV camera wherever possible,” he said.
Multigentary meetings held on September 9 discussed various women’s safety issues, CP said.
Each DCP zonal has been ordered to ‘adopt’ one case regarding attacks on women and girls to track legal proceedings quickly.
The process has taken PACE Post The Sakinaka Rape Case in Mumbai and such incidents too.
The meeting had begun among female groups and committees such as ‘Mahila Dakshata Samiti’ at the police station level.
On Friday, Zonal DCP Lohit Matani held a meeting of female opinion makers, leaders, social activists, and others at the Lakadganj office police station for feedback on women’s safety and safety issues in their area.
Matani said the police patrol would be intensified in certain areas where women felt unsafe to leave.
Actions will also be initiated against people who visit remote places to consume liquor, narcotics, and substance abuse.
Matani also said women would be appreciated because their participation in helping police improve security in their area and for warnings about crime.
Kumar further said that the evil record of the authorickshaw driver was being collected and collected from all over the city.
“The process of security and rehabilitation in accordance with government resolution in 2015 is related to the incident of the NIRBHaya has been discussed complicated and made the foundation of the current security measures,” said CP.
The Top COP said that women in slums and crimes are prone to the crime empowered socially and economically to overcome criminals.
“We insist on maximum interactions with women and their groups for feedback on security issues in their area or in any place where they feel insecure or vulnerable.
Simultaneously, corrective steps are being taken,” he added to women to be encouraged to hold Dialogue with police through online media too.
He also said the QR-based patroll code has been intensified in quiet places and special Damini teams have been activated.