Maryam Nawaz Sharif Launches Virtual Women Police Station

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has unveiled the nation's inaugural virtual women police station, aiming to provide comprehensive support to women facing crimes. Named 'Meri Awaz…Maryam Nawaz,' the station will be connected to the Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA), streamlining the process from filing FIRs to investigation and trial.

Through various channels like the 15 Call, Women Safety App, live chat, video calls, Punjab Police App, and Safe City web portal, women can seek assistance without the need to physically visit a police station. The virtual station ensures privacy and confidentiality for women reporting issues, including harassment.

Moreover, the initiative includes the deployment of IT graduate women police communication officers to aid complainants. Additionally, the installation of 100 modern emergency panic buttons across Lahore will enable immediate connections to the 15 emergency hotline in case of danger.

Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif emphasized the importance of these technological advancements in ensuring women's safety and swift resolution of complaints. She also launched the 'CM Maryam Nawaz Free Wi-Fi' service at over 50 locations in Lahore, further enhancing connectivity and accessibility.

The inauguration event was attended by senior officials, including Senior Provincial Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb and Inspector General of Police, highlighting the government's commitment to leveraging technology for public welfare.

The introduction of the virtual women police station and other technological initiatives under Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif's leadership marks a significant step towards enhancing women's safety and streamlining law enforcement processes in Punjab. The successful implementation of these measures reflects the government's dedication to promoting transparency, efficiency, and public trust in governance.