A senior police officer faced uneasy moments here on Wednesday when a girl student asked him if she would face the same fate as the Unnao rape victim who was recently injured in an accident.
Additional Superintendent of Police (North) R S Gautam was speeking at a 'Balika Suraksha Jaagruktaa Abhiyaan', a safety awareness campaign for girls, at Anand Bhawan school here.
Gautam said the girls should remain alert, and if they feel anything wrong is being done to them, they should immediately call up the toll-free number.
At this, a girl stood up and asked a pointed question," If the person against whom we are complaining comes to know about it, and if we meet an accident, what will happen?"
The question puzzled the officer and he cryptically said, "all complainants to toll-free number would be provided help."
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