Punjab Police Launch Women First Response Unit Pilot in Lahore
Female officers will now be first on scene for crimes against women and children, backed by 22 dedicated mobile vehicles and direct routing through Helpline 15.
Punjab Police launch a Women Police First Response Unit pilot in Lahore, deploying female officers and 22 mobile vehicles for crimes against women and children.
Female police officers will now be the first to reach the scene when crimes against women and children are reported in Lahore, under a pilot project launched by Punjab Police. Police officials said the Inspector General of Punjab has approved the establishment of a Women Police First Response Unit in the provincial capital.
How It Will Work
Calls received on Police Helpline 15 about such incidents will be directed to the unit for immediate action. The specialized teams will respond to cases of sexual violence, other crimes against women and children, and emergency complaints, focusing on resolving issues at the scene and providing victims with appropriate police assistance.
Resources Behind the Pilot
Female officers and personnel will be deployed to the unit, and Lahore Police will be given 22 mobile vehicles for its operations. Officials said the aim of the project is to ensure victims receive a prompt and sensitive police response.
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