Recently, pink scooters and helmets have been given to the women patrolling team of Delhi Police. In this regard, the officials say, "This will help them to be recognized from a distance." At the same time, this step of Delhi Police has been mired in controversies because a senior officer has raised questions on it. Indeed, this initiative of Delhi Police has been opposed by UP IPS officer Vikram Singh because he says that "the uniform of police employees and all the accessories related to it should be the same". He further said that, " Like the police, it is promoting gender discrimination. Let me tell you that Vikram Singh is a retired IPS officer, who worked as Director-General of UP Police from 2007-2009.

Recently he objected that - 'When an officer wears uniform, there should be no discrimination with him. That is why it is called uniform. It is not right to give them pink colored vehicles just because they are women. This is contrary to the spirit of uniform. In this regard, North East Delhi Police Deputy Commissioner Ved Prakash Surya said, "Since the women and male employees of the Delhi Police wear the same dress, it is difficult to identify women policemen from a distance. We wanted such a team of women policemen on the streets who could be identified from a distance and women could reach them easily. ''

You all know that this team of 16 women policemen of Delhi Police is patrolling in the north-eastern area of Delhi and it works to prevent crime against women in the remote parts of the city and they are called pink and white vehicles. Have been given Actually this team was formed in September this year

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