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Cyberabad SHE Teams conduct 102 decoy operations, arrest 24 persons for indecent behaviour

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Cyberabad SHE Teams conduct 102 decoy operations, arrest 24 persons for indecent behaviour
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The Cyberabad SHE Teams conducted 102 decoy operations, resulting in the arrest of 24 individuals for indecent behavior in public places. During this period, police registered 30 petty cases and received 20 complaints from women regarding harassment. Additionally, awareness programs were held to educate the public on various safety issues, reaching over 2,378 participants.

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The Cyberabad SHE Teams apprehended 24 persons involved in indecent behaviour at public places during 102 decoy operations between May 16 and May 22.According to officials, 30 petty cases were registered during the week, while several others were counselled by the SHE Teams. Police also received 20 complaints from women through various channels relating to harassment and other safety concerns.The Cyberabad Anti Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU) rescued one victim and apprehended one accused in a case registered under the Prevention of Immoral Traffic Act (PITA).

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