Bhagwant Mann: The Bhagwant Mann-led government in Punjab has taken a significant step toward strengthening women’s safety by empowering the state police force with modern mobility tools. In a recent initiative, the Punjab Police have introduced 93 electric scooters dedicated to Mahila Mitra Teams, aiming to improve rapid response and outreach in urban and semi-urban areas.
Focus on Faster Response and Better Reach
The newly launched electric scooters are designed to help women police personnel move quickly through crowded streets, narrow lanes, and sensitive localities where regular patrol vehicles often face limitations .By adopting eco-friendly electric vehicles, the initiative also reflects a dual focus on safety and sustainability, reducing fuel dependency while improving operational readiness.
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Strengthening Mahila Mitra Teams
The Mahila Mitra Teams, specially trained units within the Punjab Police, are tasked with addressing crimes against women, assisting in emergencies, and spreading awareness about safety rights. With the addition of these 93 electric scooters, the teams will now be able to respond more quickly to distress calls and increase their presence in public spaces.
Government’s Women-Centric Approach
Under the leadership of Bhagwant Mann, the state government has repeatedly emphasized improving law enforcement infrastructure and prioritizing women’s safety. The latest step aligns with this broader policy direction, where technology and mobility upgrades are being integrated into policing strategies.
Public Safety and Community Impact
Bhagwant Mann: With Mahila Mitra Teams now equipped with electric scooters, authorities expect quicker intervention in harassment cases, improved patrolling in sensitive zones, and stronger community engagement. The visible presence of women officers on scooters is also likely to act as a deterrent against crimes targeting women.
