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Fatehabad, 7 May (Hindustan Reporter) There is no shortcut to any success. To achieve success we have to work hard and believe in ourselves. Inspector Saroj, in-charge of the women's awareness team, said this while motivating the girl students in the women's safety and cyber awareness program organized at the Government Senior Secondary School, Kulan on Tuesday.
Programs are being organized under the campaign being run by Fatehabad Police on drug abuse, cyber awareness and women safety. School Principal Rajesh Kumar welcomed the guests on reaching the school and called it a commendable step by the police department to organize such programs to create awareness among the girl students. Addressing the students, Inspector Saroj said that girls are now working in every field. I am proving my talent. While he informed the girl students about their legal rights, he also asked them to consider the police as their friends. He said that we should not get scared or panic after seeing the police. But we should understand that the police is there to help you. She is your friend. You can feel free to present your problem to the police. He said that you can also put your complaint in the complaint box in the school.
He said that if you work hard, you will definitely get success sooner or later. He advised the students to use the tablets given by the government properly for online education and said that we should not only avoid its misuse but should also exercise utmost caution while working online. Due to lack of information, many times we do such work online, due to which we have to suffer loss. He called upon the girl students to stay away from social media. He said that one should not accept friend requests from any unknown person on social media. While downloading any application, you should not allow unnecessary permissions requested by that application. He told the little girls present about good touch and bad touch. Hundreds of girl students along with school staff were present on this occasion.
