Mumbai: a permanent night-patrol vehicle between 10pm and 7 in the morning outside the train and maximizing isolated stretch patrols is among the many steps of the Police Commissioner Mumbai Hemant Nagral announced for women’s safety on Monday, after the death of a 32-year-old child who Brutal was attacked by sexually inside the Tempo in Saki Naka last week.
His family has demanded the most stringent punishment for the culprit.
“My brother is not a resident of the sidewalk …
he lives in the hut.
We will meet and turn off.
His children were treated by our mother.
We want the government to take steps immediately to get their home and fund their education,” said the victim’s sister.
In an internal circle for strength, Nagree directs that stretching lonely in the jurisdiction of each police station must be identified and patrol must be maximized through Beat Marshall and cellular vehicles.
“Such stretches need to be brightly lit and the police station can coordinate with BMC to regulate lighting.
Create a proposal to the agents concerned to install CCTV at that location,” Nagrery said.
Every police station will be asked to make a list of sexual offenders – captured in cases of rape, persecution or child abuse in the past – and take precautions against them.
“There is no call to the tribulation made into the police control room, especially from a woman, must be ignored,” said Nagrery.
“The role of the control room is the key.
Providing assistance to immediate callers and control room supervisors must supervise.” Wheel or truck three that is not claimed or abandoned must be removed from the streets.
If the owner does not want to move it, the police must seize a vehicle like that and take action, the commissioner said.
At present, patrols are monitored digitally through the QR code.
Around a dozen QR codes were attached to various locations in the environment and the police patrolled required to scan this on the application to confirm their presence.
Nagrrale has directed the QR code to be placed in a quiet stretch too.
“The public toilet for women must light up brightly and mobile patrol cars are posted closeby.
If a woman looks moved alone at night, ask if she needs help or drop it to its destination if needed.” He instructed a vehicle patrolling into a representative outside Termini and the station at where long distance trains stop.
“If a woman’s commuter traveled alone, asking if she needed help or arranging a vehicle to drop it to its destination.
The vehicle number and driver contact number must be recorded and the investigation made with the driver to check whether he dropped it safely,” he said, asking forces to improve Donkey’s actions and sellers.
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