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Bengaluru, India, Dec 2, 2019 -- Police in the city of Bengaluru (BCP) appear to be taking proactive steps in making women's safety a top priority. The PCO has set up a wing dedicated to women's safety following the brutal rape by the veterinary doctor of Hyderabad.

City police commissioner Bhaskar Rao told IPS that PCO has set up a separate wing for women's security in the Central Crime Division (CWC). This wing will work exclusively to address women's safety issues in the city. The new wing would also consider providing women with self-defense training.

The PC said the wing would also take strict measures in accordance with the law against those who filmed videos of private moments to blackmail people. "After the Telangana rape incident, we gave assurances to all Bengalurians about their safety," he said.

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Commissioner Rao stated that the toll-free phone number of the Police Phone Number 100 was also reinforced as a command center. will now respond within 7 seconds and the Hoysala patrol team will strive to reach this venue within 9 minutes. He urged people to dial 100 to check if the police's claims are true.

He encouraged people to check and said that even if it was a joke, the city police would not make a big deal about it and would consider it a call to build confidence. The police will certainly arrive on the scene, the safety of the citizens being the main priority of BCP.

BCP Suraksha App for your safety

Bengaluru police also upgraded his "Suraksha App" for safety assistance and urged people to install the application. The application is supposed to help people in case of emergency by alerting the police by sending an emergency message stating your location and a quick video. Location data will be periodically updated so that the police can use this data to respond.

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In the upgraded version, users can download their information such as their name, cell phone number, address, and can also add another contact number from the nearest relative, so that they can be notified in case d & # 39; emergency.

To activate the emergency button, a user must press the red button and it will turn green to alert the police. The municipal police also organized an awareness campaign in many schools and colleges in Bengaluru regarding women's safety and Suraksha application.

"After the Telangana rape incident, we gave assurances to all Bengalurians about their safety," he said.

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Posted by Veronica Silva Cusi, news correspondent
Source: https://themediahq.com