delhi police launches 'bar talk' to create awareness for women - digital display

Delhi Police today launched an ambitious digital "bar talk" initiative aimed at raising women's awareness of safety and preventing tourists from driving after drinking in the city's bars, bars and restaurants.
Delhi Police today launched an ambitious digital "bar talk" initiative aimed at raising women's awareness of safety and preventing tourists from driving after drinking in the city's bars, bars and restaurants.
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The special commissioner launched the media in the "Teddy Boy bar" at Connaught Square, which involved the city's top bars and restaurants (Operations)
Deepender Pathak and calcium hydrogen phosphate (Crime)Madhur Verma.
'Bar discussion 'fulfilled the digital month special section in the city over 150 dynamic digital display popular locations all over Delhi such as the village of Hauz Khas, Kangle square Nehru, more old gentleman, khan Market and Saket. The HD-
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Time bar officers will present Delhi police information on the dangers of drunk driving and will also promote its women's safety app, "himma", to customers ".
Drunk driving cases are on the rise in the city, where more than 28,000 drivers were charged last year for drunk driving.
"With this unique display network, Delhi Police can now be in real-time basis.
"The strategic layout of this innovative communication model will remind people in the bar that it is best to avoid drunk driving," Patak said . ".
"Bar Talk is the most modern in-house networking facility and it will be like an extended Whatsapp group where participants can connect to it via wifi using a smartphone," he said . ".
As more bars and restaurants join in the future, its utility and significance will be further enhanced, the official said.
The "bar talk" Gautam Bhirani and the founders of Amit Bagga, who attended the event, said it was part of a move to continue to oppose drunk driving.
Ola, a taxi aggregator, is a partner of the program.
"We have been working with key stakeholders, including local police, to raise awareness of responsible drinking and are pleased that a lot of people are using our services to make sure they don't drink and drive, deep Singh, general manager of ola said (Delhi). (
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