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Police seeks Bollywood's help in curbing crime against women

Mumbai: Police yesterday sought assistance of Bollywood and television personalities to ensure safety and security in the metropolis and fight crime against women.    They also appealed to entertainment industry to portray cops and women in

PTI Published : Nov 12, 2013 6:44 IST, Updated : Nov 12, 2013 7:38 IST
police seeks bollywood s help in curbing crime against women
police seeks bollywood s help in curbing crime against women

Mumbai: Police yesterday sought assistance of Bollywood and television personalities to ensure safety and security in the metropolis and fight crime against women.

   







They also appealed to entertainment industry to portray cops and women in a good light.
    
"We have approached various sections of society on safety and security of the city, to bring down the crimes against women, to send message of unity and brotherhood in the citizens. We felt there is a need to approach and appeal the very creative section of the society that is Bollywood," Police Commissioner Satyapal Singh said.
    
He was speaking to reporters after addressing a joint meeting held between police and Bollywood and television industry personalities at RTO office in suburban Andheri.
    
The meeting was also attended by Joint Police Commissioner (Crime) Himanshu Roy, Joint Police Commissioner (Law and Order) Sadanand Date, Bollywood personalities Ajay Devgan, Akshay Kumar, Javed Akhtar, Salim Khan, Kabir Khan, Rakesh Omprakash Mehra, Madhur Bhandarkar, Etka Kapoor and Prakash Jha among 60 others.
    
Singh told reporters the meeting discussed safety and security of the city and the efforts that could be taken jointly by the police and the entertainment industry.

"The meeting ended on a very positive note. Various views were expressed on different topics by police and entertainment industry. We hope to hold such meetings in the future as well," the police commissioner said.
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