Old Hubballi Police Open House Inspires School Students with Real-Life Law Awareness

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Old Hubballi Police Station welcomed dozens of school children under its Open House Program, offering a firsthand look into police operations and public safety awareness. The initiative aimed to educate young minds about law enforcement, crime prevention, cyber safety, and responsible mobile phone usage.

Officers guided students through daily police procedures and emergency response systems, building trust between the community and law enforcement. The awareness session was conducted on February 18, 2026.

Understanding Police Work and Crime Prevention

Police Inspector (PI) addressed the students and explained how a police station functions on a daily basis. From filing FIRs to handling emergency calls, officers demonstrated real-time processes that protect citizens. Students learned about different types of crimes and practical steps to prevent them.

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“Police are not just enforcers of law; we are partners in public safety,” the PI told the gathering. Officers also encouraged children to report suspicious activities without fear. According to the Karnataka State Police, community awareness programs have helped improve crime reporting and response time across urban areas.

How to Use 112 Helpline and Stay Safe Online

Special focus was given to the 112 emergency helpline number, which connects citizens to police, ambulance, and fire services within minutes. Officers explained when and how to use 112 responsibly. Students were informed that misuse of emergency numbers can delay help for real victims.

Cybercrime awareness formed a major part of the session. With rising online fraud cases across India, the police emphasized safe internet practices. Children were advised not to share OTPs, personal photos, passwords, or bank details with strangers. Guidance also included safe social media behavior and limiting screen time.

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Building Trust Between Police and Youth

Open House initiatives create transparency and reduce fear about law enforcement among young citizens. Interactive demonstrations and Q&A sessions helped students understand legal rights and responsibilities. A related social media post about the program will be inserted here to provide additional updates and engagement.

Old Hubballi Police Station continues to strengthen community policing through direct engagement with schools, ensuring that the next generation grows up informed, alert, and responsible.

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