How much is the rate? Will you go or not? Get on the bike.

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How much is the rate? Will you go or not? Get on the bike.

 Sanchita chatterjee: A beautiful girl is standing alone on the road, the clock strikes 12 midnight. The girl is not going anywhere. The girl is standing alone on the deserted road at various intersections or bus stands in the area until 3 am. Someone comes and taunts her, tries to pull her by her clothes, but the girl is measuring her water, there is no special shouting, in three hours a total of 40 drunken men have come and attacked her abused her, asked her what the rate is and whether she can be found at night, tried to harass her. Do you think this is a strange incident? No police? In fact, that girl is none other than IPS B Sumathi herself, the newly appointed Police Commissioner of Malkajgiri, Hyderabad. He was receiving complaints from the girls of the area that the tendency of harassing girls at night is increasing in the area, so the Police Commissioner himself went out on the road in disguise in the darkness of the night. She stood alone on the deserted road from the bus stand to the crossroads in the deserted road in the clothes of an ordinary girl for hours.  The area's eve-teaser force, as usual, jumped on seeing a girl alone, but they could not escape because the police department force was hiding behind the police commissioner. One by one, the offenders were identified, then arrested, counseled, etc. Detective IPS B Sumathi took care of a total of 40 eve-teasers in one night. For now, the area is cold, the remaining drunk eve-teasers are not showing the courage to tease the girls out of fear, this undercover operation is now being discussed in the Indian police system. The police commissioner is receiving applause.

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