2 weeks ago
Warangal Police Commissioner Inspects Victim Services at Bharosa Centre
A police leader named N Shweta, who is the Commissioner of Warangal city, made a surprise visit to a special help centre called the Bharosa Centre.
This centre helps people who have faced harm, like women and children, by giving them support in one place.
She wanted to check how well the helpers were doing their jobs.
The helpers at the centre give counselling, medical care, legal help, psychological support and rehabilitation.
The Commissioner told the staff to treat every person who comes for help with kindness and respect.
She also said everyone should get justice without waiting too long.
She asked that the centre become easier for people to find and use.
Workers were told to handle cases quickly and keep the victims' private information safe.
This visit was meant to make sure the centre helps people fairly and properly.
Warangal Police Commissioner N Shweta made a surprise visit to the Bharosa Centre in the city on Friday.
She reviewed counselling, legal assistance, medical services, psychological support and rehabilitation measures provided to victims.
She directed officials to receive every victim with empathy and dignity and ensure timely justice.
She stressed making the Bharosa Centre more accessible to the public, as it serves women, children and other victims under one roof.
Staff were directed to ensure quality and speedy disposal of cases and give utmost importance to victim privacy and confidentiality.
- Who
- Warangal Police Commissioner N Shweta
- What
- Made a surprise visit and reviewed victim services at the Bharosa Centre
- Where
- Bharosa Centre, Warangal
- When
- Friday
- Why
- To ensure victims receive empathetic, dignified and timely support and justice
Key facts
- Visitor
- Warangal Police Commissioner N Shweta
- Visit type
- Surprise inspection
- Location
- Bharosa Centre, Warangal
- Services reviewed
- Counselling, legal assistance, medical services, psychological support, rehabilitation
- Beneficiaries
- Women, children and other victims
- Key directives
- Empathy, dignity, timely justice, accessibility, privacy and confidentiality





