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SHE teams are always there to help: Swati Lakra
Additional Commissioner of Police, Crimes, Swati Lakra on Monday urged girls to come forward and lodge complaints with the police if they are being victimised.
​Hyderabad: Additional Commissioner of Police, Crimes, Swati Lakra on Monday urged girls to come forward and lodge complaints with the police if they are being victimised.
Speaking at a seminar on cyber crimes and women safety, organised in coordination with Aurora Group of Colleges, she said that the police had been able to save many women as they came forward seeking police help.
“We are there to help you always,” she said and emboldened the students to be confident and maintain their privacy settings securely in order to avoid any kind of harassment through social media.
Also students were suggested to approach the SHE teams in case of any problem. More than 800 students from different schools and colleges attended the seminar.
Students from Aurora College enacted a skit showing how women are affected by cyber crimes and how SHE teams were able to help out the victims. A power point presentation on cyber crimes and women safety was given by the cyber crimes team.
Swati Lakra gave away prizes and certificates to the students who participated in the second anniversary competitions of the SHE teams. Several other police officials, teachers and staff of Aurora Group of Institutions were present.
