SHE Teams arrest 67 for indecent acts in Hyderabad; drive includes decoy operations & awareness sessions
This was part of a special drive launched by the Women and Child Safety Wing of Cyberabad police which intensified its outreach this week between July 6-11, recording significant interventions through its specialised units-SHE Teams, Anti-Human Trafficking Unit and Bharosa centre.
The teams also processed 29 complaints from women received via WhatsApp, Dial-100, direct walk-ins, and ran 51 awareness programmes along with four counselling sessions.
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