Archive · 3 Oct 2026
Cyberabad SHE Teams Catch 37 in Women’s Harassment Crackdown
Cyberabad police teams worked to protect women in public places.
From September 26 to October 2, they carried out 116 undercover operations.
They caught 37 people accused of indecent acts, eve-teasing or harassing women.
Police also recorded 56 petty cases and received 15 complaints from women.
A unit focused on human trafficking rescued three victims and apprehended two people in a PITA case.
Counselling centres worked to bring 33 families back together after disputes.
Awareness programs spoke to about 3,407 people.
The programs covered topics including harassment, trafficking, child rights and online safety.
Cyberabad SHE Teams carried out 116 decoy operations from September 26 to October 2.
Officers caught 37 people red-handed for indecent acts, eve-teasing and harassment of women in public places.
Police booked 56 petty cases and received 15 complaints from women.
The Anti Human Trafficking Unit rescued three victims and apprehended two people in a PITA case.
Awareness programs reached about 3,407 people, while counselling efforts sought to reunite 33 families.
- Who
- Cyberabad SHE Teams, the Anti Human Trafficking Unit, women complainants and people caught during the operations.
- What
- The teams conducted decoy operations, recorded cases, handled complaints, rescued victims and held awareness programs.
- When
- September 26 to October 2; the article does not specify the year.
- Where
- Across the Cyberabad Commissionerate.
- Why
- To address harassment of women and raise awareness about trafficking, abuse and related safety issues.
Police account
Other perspectives
Operations and outcomes
Police account
Cyberabad police reported catching 37 people during decoy operations and described their actions as indecent acts, eve-teasing and harassment.
Other perspectives
The article provides no response from the people caught, their representatives or other independent sources.
- Decoy operations
- 116
- People caught
- 37
- Petty cases booked
- 56
- Complaints received
- 15
- Victims rescued
- 3
- People apprehended in PITA case
- 2
- People reached by awareness programs
- About 3,407
- Families counselling efforts sought to reunite
- 33