Archive · 20 Nov 2025
Ahmedabad Police Launches 30-Day Drive to Reclaim Public Spaces for Women
The Ahmedabad police have started a 30-day campaign to make public spaces safer for women.
They are sending special teams to busy areas and asking people to suggest other places where they feel unsafe.
The teams will take action against people causing trouble or harassing women.
Mahila Cell of Ahmedabad's DCB launches 30-day drive to aid women's safety and reclaim public spaces
Drive aims to curb public nuisance, ensure women's security, and deter criminal behavior
SHE Teams and women personnel deployed at major public gathering spots like SG Highway, SP Ring Road, and Sabarmati Riverfront
Public encouraged to suggest other areas where police presence would help
Police to take action against public nuisance, eve-teasing, and disorderly behavior
- Who
- Mahila Cell of Ahmedabad's DCB, SHE Teams, and women personnel from local police stations
- What
- Launched a 30-day drive to reclaim public spaces for women's safety
- When
- The drive began a couple of days ago and will continue for 30 days
- Where
- Major public gathering spots in Ahmedabad, including SG Highway, SP Ring Road, Sabarmati Riverfront, and other suggested areas
- Why
- To curb public nuisance, ensure women's safety, and deter criminal behavior
Proponents of the Drive
Potential Critics
Public Safety
Proponents of the Drive
The drive aims to enhance safety and security for women commuters and residents.
Potential Critics
Critics might argue that the drive could lead to over-policing or harassment of innocent individuals.
- Duration
- 30 days
- Areas Covered
- Major public gathering spots and suggested areas
- Teams Involved
- Mahila Cell, SHE Teams, and women personnel from local police stations
- Legal Actions
- Gujarat Police Act, Juvenile Justice Act, BNS, and other relevant provisions