Police in Bochahan, Muzaffarpur district, conducted a women's safety awareness campaign. Programs were organized on Friday afternoon at Paras Nath Singh Middle School and Parasnath Singh Inter-level High School within the Bochahan police station area. Girl students received detailed information about women's safety laws during these events.

Sub-Inspector Annapurna Kumari from Bochahan police station, accompanied by women police personnel, visited the schools. She provided students with extensive knowledge about crucial laws under 'Operation Vidhi Palak Yuvak,' including the POCSO Act-2012, Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS)-2023, Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act-1986, and Information Technology Act-2000. Crimes related to the safety of women and girls, along with their penalties, were also highlighted.

Police officials urged students to report any form of molestation, harassment, cybercrime, or other offenses to the police without fear. They were also informed about helpline services and legal rights, and encouraged to remain aware and vigilant.

Bochahan Station House Officer Yashwant Kumar Mishra stated that the campaign aims to raise awareness among women and school/college students about their rights and safety laws. He clarified that this initiative is being conducted under the directives of the Bihar government and Muzaffarpur Senior Superintendent of Police Kanthesh Kumar Mishra. The goal is to empower women and students to be aware of their rights and to contact the police immediately in case of any criminal incident. During the program, students gained knowledge on various topics related to women's safety, and police officers answered their questions. The primary objective of this campaign is to foster a sense of security, self-confidence, and legal awareness among women and girls.