Sirsi: Women cops conduct night patrolling for the first time in city


Team Udayavani, Sep 26, 2022, 1:07 PM IST

Sirsi: For the first time in the city, the women police began night patrolling on Sunday, September 25 night.

The women police staff were guided and led by DSP Ravi Naik, Circle Inspector Ramu Nayak, and PSI Kumari Ratna Kuri of the City Crime Branch Police.

The newly deployed women police conducted night patrolling and vehicle checking at Neelakeni Checkpost from 10 PM on Sunday, September 25 to 5 AM on Monday, September 26.

Meanwhile, the public lauded and appreciated the efforts of the women police.

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