AGARTALA | AUGUST 27, 2026: Emphasizing social harmony and mutual trust between law enforcement agencies and the public, the Tripura Pradesh Mahila Congress organized widespread Raksha Bandhan celebrations across various police stations in the state.
Women leaders and party activists visited multiple police stations, tying sacred Rakhis on the wrists of police officers and personnel on duty, celebrating the festival of protection, peace, and brotherhood.
Core Highlights & Community Messaging
- Strengthening Public-Police Relations: The Mahila Congress initiative aimed to bridge the gap between law enforcement officials and civic society, acknowledging the relentless service of police personnel in maintaining law and order under challenging conditions.
- Symbol of Safety & Mutual Trust: Tying Rakhis on police personnel, activists expressed gratitude for their duty in protecting citizens—especially women—and urged officers to uphold justice, security, and institutional integrity across the state.
- Spreading Harmony and Goodwill: Officers across various police stations warmly welcomed the delegation, exchanging festive greetings and reaffirming their commitment to public safety.
Key Statement by Mahila Congress Leadership
Highlighting the underlying message of the program, representatives of the Tripura Pradesh Mahila Congress stated:
“Raksha Bandhan goes beyond family ties—it is a universal pledge of safety, mutual respect, and social harmony. By tying Rakhis on our police officers, we honor their hard work and remind them of their sacred duty to protect every citizen, especially women and vulnerable communities, in Tripura.”
Key Participants
- Executive members and volunteer delegates of the Tripura Pradesh Mahila Congress.
- Officers-in-Charge (OCs), sub-inspectors, and on-duty police personnel across key sub-divisional police stations in Tripura.
