For nearly two years, seven women in khaki have been quietly visiting schools and colleges in Haryana’s Hisar and nearby areas with a single mission: to stand with girls and women against harassment . Often dressed in plain clothes, travelling by local buses, autos, or their own scooters, this all-women Haryana Police team has built trust, one case at a time, sharing phone numbers discreetly and offering immediate help whenever needed.

The Women Safety and Social Justice Cell was formed in January 2024, and since then, it has only registered three FIRs—a sign that the team prefers remedial measures and warnings rather than lodging formal complaints.

Head Constable Kiran Dhillon, a leading member of the team, recalls an incident involving a 15-year-old schoolgirl and her photograph wi

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