Kolkata's Night Guardians: Bolstering Women's Safety
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee unveiled two initiatives by Kolkata Police to enhance women's safety: setting up all-women 'Pink Booths' at intersections and deploying 'SHINING', all-women mobile patrol teams, to ensure safety for working women during night hours. These efforts reinforce Kolkata's reputation as a safe city.
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In a strategic move to bolster women's safety in Kolkata, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday announced two groundbreaking initiatives.
Newly established 'Pink Booths', exclusively run by women officers, will offer direct assistance to women at key intersections from evening till midnight. The initiative aims to enhance women's security and confidence, as confirmed in a recent announcement on platform X by CM Banerjee.
Additionally, an all-women mobile patrol team named 'SHINING' will monitor the EM Bypass and other major roads from 8 pm to 2 am. The emphasis on nighttime safety seeks to reassure working women and further supports Kolkata's status as a leading safe city, with more details on deployment expected soon.
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