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Help desk set up for couples’ safety

In compliance with the orders of the HC, the Jhajjar police will now provide protection to couples seeking security. A Women Safety Help Desk has been established at the Police Commissioner’s Office in Police Lines, Jhajjar, specifically for the purpose....

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Jhajjar, Updated At : 07:59 AM May 14, 2025 IST

In compliance with the orders of the HC, the Jhajjar police will now provide protection to couples seeking security. A Women Safety Help Desk has been established at the Police Commissioner’s Office in Police Lines, Jhajjar, specifically for the purpose.

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