Siliguri: On this day, the dedicated team of Women PS from the Siliguri Police Commissionerate took the initiative to organize an impactful and essential awareness program called “Swayangsiddha” at Krishnamaya High School. The primary focus of this program was to educate and enlighten the young minds of the school about crucial topics like Child marriage, Child rights, Good touch, and Bad touch.
The event kicked off with the Women PS team addressing the gathering of enthusiastic students. With great fervor and dedication, they elaborated on the grave issue of Child marriage and its harmful consequences. They emphasized the importance of recognizing and upholding the rights of every child, ensuring that their voices are heard, and their well-being is safeguarded.
Furthermore, the team sensitively tackled the topic of Good touch and Bad touch, aiming to equip the students with knowledge that would empower them to protect themselves and seek help if ever faced with uncomfortable situations. This segment of the program was handled with utmost care and age-appropriate language, ensuring that the children could understand the message without feeling overwhelmed.
Following the informative session, an interactive segment was organized, encouraging the students to actively participate, ask questions, and share their thoughts. The Women PS team skillfully addressed the queries and concerns raised by the young audience, fostering an open and supportive environment.
Through this “Swayangsiddha” awareness program, the Siliguri Police Commissionerate’s Women PS team left a lasting impact on the minds of the children, promoting a safer and more informed community. By engaging with the students at an impressionable age, they hoped to sow the seeds of awareness, respect, and empathy, which will undoubtedly contribute to the holistic development and well-being of the future generation. The event concluded with a sense of empowerment and hope, knowing that these young individuals now possess the knowledge and tools to protect themselves and their peers from potential harm.
Our, Reporter in Chief
R. Manoj Kumar Sharma
Siliguri City, West Bengal
