Archive · 20 May 2025
Police Initiatives in Mysuru and Chamarajanagar Focus on Public Safety
The police in Mysuru and Chamarajanagar are working hard to make things safer for people, especially women and students.
Mysuru police are teaching people at bus stops, parks, and schools about how to stay safe from crimes like theft and online scams.
Chamarajanagar police started a program called 'My Dear Friend' where students can secretly tell the police about problems like bullying or harassment by dropping a letter in a box.
The police have already helped many students with their complaints and kept their names private to protect them.
This helps students feel safe and supported.
Mysuru police are conducting awareness programs on safety.
Chamarajanagar police launched the 'My Dear Friend' initiative.
'My Dear Friend' allows students to confidentially report issues.
The initiative has received positive feedback from students.
Mysuru police are distributing safety guidelines and contact numbers.
- Who
- Mysuru and Chamarajanagar police, students, and the general public.
- What
- Mysuru police are conducting awareness programs, Chamarajanagar police launched the 'My Dear Friend' initiative.
- When
- Ongoing efforts by Mysuru and Chamarajanagar police.
- Where
- Mysuru bus stops, parks, colleges and educational institutions in Chamarajanagar district.
- Why
- To prevent crime and build trust with the public and provide a confidential channel for students to report issues.
- Initiatives
- Awareness programs and 'My Dear Friend' program
- Focus
- Women, children, and student safety
- Locations
- Mysuru and Chamarajanagar
- 'My Dear Friend' Complaint Boxes
- 240 educational institutions
