Kerala Police Deploy All-Women Teams On Royal Enfields To Enforce Lock Down

The Special Guards units are being set up across the State of Kerala, and one team has already been deployed at one of the states important cities, Thrissur. The primary goal of the unit is to ensure that citizens of the city do not violate the lock down.

The all-women unit has been deployed in teams of two, and are equipped with face masks, hand sanitizers, and antiseptics that help them to stay safe while on duty. The teams use Royal Enfield Bullet motorcycles and have been issued identical helmets.

Kerala was affected heavily during the beginning of the Covid-19 outbreak, and was the focus of critics, but has fought back and has controlled the spread of the life-threatening virus.

The life-threatening virus has been spreading across the globe, and is beginning to create a foot-hold in India. Covid-19 has infected hundreds of thousands of people, and has affected millions.

The State took swift and drastic measures to contain the virus, and has even gone on record to say that they have been successful because of its citizens, and their cooperation.

The Government of Kerala, and the Kerala Police Force continue to work towards controlling and eradicating Covid-19.

In related news, the previously announced lock down has been extended until 3 May, and State Governments are making an effort to contain the virus. However, no effort will bear fruit unless the common folk cooperate fully.

Thoughts About The Kerala Special Guard Unit Comprising Of Women Police Officers

This is a fantastic decision. Women police officers are less likely to face any form of retaliation from the masses. An example of such is the recent attack on the Punjab Police Force wherein one officer had his hand severed. We think other States in the country should adopt the measures Kerala has adopted. Besides, everybody makes way for the Bullet, more so with a lady in uniform at the helm. Sigh!