Bengaluru City Police  

 A viral video shows auto-rickshaw drivers harassing an Uber passenger and bike driver in Bengaluru. The incident, captured by Thomas Simte, has prompted police and Uber responses.
 

The post even caught the attention of Bengaluru Police. The official account of the Bengaluru City Police replied, "Please provide specific area details and your contact number via DM."

In an attempt to make the city of Bengaluru a safer place for women and children, the Bengaluru City Police has formed an all-women motorcycle brigade called ‘We For Women’, in partnership with Royal Enfield. The initiative not only aims to improve women's safety in the city but also to break gender stereotypes around male-dominated sectors of society. Let’s find out more about this initiative in this episode of Not For Women Only with Sunita Iyer.

A woman who works as a lecturer at a private college claimed she was harassed by two constables of the Bengaluru Police for being seen in shorts publicly. The woman posted her grouse on social media, elucidating a response from the Bengaluru Police. But the police station concerned refused to lodge a complaint saying it didn’t come under its jurisdiction