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The BJP in India has pledged to introduce anti-Romeo squads in Delhi to protect women from harassment. Data from Uttar Pradesh, where the initiative was first implemented, shows that these squads have inspected over 3.9 crore individuals since their inception in 2017, issuing warnings to 1.44 crore and taking legal action against 32,077.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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