City SP Kota Tejaswini Gautam gave tips to the girl students in Anubhuti Session at ALLEN Career Institute
The Kota police and administration are vigilant about the safety of students coming to Kota to pursue careers. City Superintendent of Police Tejaswani Gautam is regularly conducting sessions to empower female students living in the city.
As part of this, sessions were held at Allen Career Institute, where female students were given safety and health tips.
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Kota Police is with every student as a local guardian: Tejaswini Gautam
In these sessions held at Allen Career Institute’s Samarth Campus in Indravihar, Kota City Superintendent of Police Tejaswini Gautam told the students,
“You have come here to fulfill your dreams. You should just study, and the Kota Police and administration are responsible for your safety and other concerns. As a local guardian, the Kota Police are always with you.”
SP Gautam said that the police and administration are constantly making new efforts for the safety of students in Kota, so that students across the country can get immediate security assistance.
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Girl students informed about K-SOS app
While informing the students about the K-SOS app, she said that thousands of students studying in Kota have downloaded this app. In case of any problem or difficulty, when coaching students use the panic button in this app, the control room will immediately get the information.
As soon as the stop button is used on the app, all the information given on the app will be deleted. After that, based on the student’s live location, the nearest police team will immediately reach there.
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Don’t be silent, speak out loud
SP Gautam said that when any incident like molestation occurs, the victim is usually alone. Often, the victim is so frightened at the time of the incident that he is unable to respond.
You must be mentally strong. If something like this happens, speak loudly; in 99 percent of cases, the accused will flee the scene. She explained that the Kalika Patrolling Unit of Kota Police is a specially deployed all-female police team for the safety of women and coaching students.
This team, dressed in plain clothes and uniforms, patrols sensitive areas, coaching centres, schools, and markets 24 hours a day on black scooters. The main objective of this unit is to curb crimes like molestation and chain snatching.
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