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Mamata Banerjee launches Pink Booths and SHINING patrols; all-women units guard Kolkata till 2 am

February 28, 2026

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has launched 'Pink Booths' and 'SHINING' mobile patrol teams in Kolkata to enhance safety for women, particularly for those working late hours. The initiatives provide direct assistance and patrol services from evening until 2 am, reinforcing the city's commitment to women's safety.

Mamata Banerjee launches Pink Booths and SHINING patrols; all-women units guard Kolkata till 2 am

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Pink Booths offer direct assistance from women officers at key intersections until midnight.
SHINING patrol teams, composed entirely of women, operate from 8 pm to 2 am.
The initiatives aim to support late-night working women and boost their confidence.
Kolkata Police Commissioner Supratim Sarkar flagged off the 'Pink Shining' patrol vehicle.
The launch reflects a broader effort to position Kolkata as one of the safest cities for women.

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Mamata Banerjee launches Pink Booths and SHINING patrols; all-women units guard Kolkata till 2 am

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