 Community Policing
Janamaithri Suraksha Project
 ASSESSMENT
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Inspiring Stories
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Revath
A sixth standard student of Assumption School, Pallikunnu in Thrissur District,enjoys the company of policemen, and tries to interact with them at every opportunity. This vacation, he will be busy selling lottery tickets in order to raise sufficient money to pay for his and his sister's education.
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Ranadev
An autodriver, had been severely injured in a vehicle accident nearly 25 years earlier. As a result, he was forced to lead a bedridden existence, and depended upon handouts from neighbours and wellwishers for his day-to-day survival.
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Aparna
On one occasion. a WPC (Woman Police Constable) in Thrissur found herself in a peculiar situation. She had been assigned to attend to the formalities of postmortem of a person who had died in a road accident.
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Meenakshi
(46 yrs), a resident of the Harijan colony in north Kerala, had been bed-ridden for over 18 years. Abandoned by her husband, she was being looked after by her daily
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Asokan
a 50 year-old toddy tapper in Cherthala, had experienced a fall from a tree some years ago, as a result of which he was paralysed from the waist down.
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Abdul Razzak
had been employed in Dubai while his family remained behind in Kerala. It so happened that, while there, he was arrested by the local police in connection with a crime.
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