Hope on Wheel

“If any children cannot come to school, we will take the school to them.” - Indore Police

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Indore police have started an initiative called ‘Aas on Wheels’ (Hope on Wheel), whereby, a van goes to slum areas to teach the children living there.

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This is the level of determination of Indore Police to ensure education reaches to all sections of children.

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This is the level of determination of Indore Police to ensure education reaches to all sections of children.

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Another good thing of this whole exercise is that the police are now able to get information about any crimes against the children, from time to time.

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I“When they see the police come and play with them, they start viewing police in a new light," Manisha Pathak Soni, Addl DCP, Indore, said.

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Hope on Wheel

“If any children cannot come to school, we will take the school to them.” - Indore Police

Indore police have started an initiative called ‘Aas on Wheels’ (Hope on Wheel), whereby, a van goes to slum areas to teach the children living there.

This is the level of determination of Indore Police to ensure education reaches to all sections of children.

This is the level of determination of Indore Police to ensure education reaches to all sections of children.

Besides study material, the van also carries sports equipment for the children.

Another good thing of this whole exercise is that the police are now able to get information about any crimes against the children, from time to time.

I“When they see the police come and play with them, they start viewing police in a new light," Manisha Pathak Soni, Addl DCP, Indore, said.