Empowerment and strengthening women would result in decrease in the crime against women, said Addl DG (Crime Against Women) at the completion of 15 days of self defense training programme at Satya Sai College.
An innovative initiative to boost confidence towards self defense 15 day Judo training programme for girl students in colleges would be organised and trained national award winner trainer of police department would train in these programmes which would be held at 19 colleges and schools of the state capital.
On Monday, the Addl DG visited Satya Sai College and met the trainee girl students and encouraged them towards self-defence. She said, “You are half of the population of youth population of the country and by making the youth population aware and empowered country would lead among other countries.”
She shared information of Helpline- 1090, Dial- 100 and said that these training programmes help in increasing the confidence of girls. She encouraged using every moment of student life as it the golden age and using this precious time meaningfully would shape their future.
The students should remain alert about the increasing number of cyber crimes over social media and should remain alert using social media.
One should keep update to compete at their best and define goal for better future and desired career. The time and energy invested today will define the future life of the students.
The girls displayed self defense skills taught during the 15 day training programme of self defence. Around 175 student girls were trained from January 22 to February 5.