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Girls told to report to SHE Teams without fear
Deputy Superintendent of Police S M Ali addressing the students of Singareni Women\'s College here on Wednesday that they should report to the SHE teams without any fear if they face any type of problems or harassment.
Kothagudem: Deputy Superintendent of Police S M Ali addressing the students of Singareni Women's College here on Wednesday that they should report to the SHE teams without any fear if they face any type of problems or harassment.
The DSP elaborated to the girl students how to protect themselves in case of physical attacks. "If anyone of you face eve-teasing or harassment immediately call 100 or SHE team," he said.
The police would immediately respond to undertake counselling to the teasers if necessary by summoning their parents, the DSP said.
He told the girls to be alert at the bus stops, near colleges and shopping areas. "Do not afraid of eve-teasers and face them to stop their activities," he advised the girls.
College principal Swarnalatha, III town CI Shukur, II town CI Srinivas, I town SI Tirupati, SHE team in-charge SI Naresh, SHE team staff and a large number of girls were present.
