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IN PHOTOS: Police helpdesk launched at Churchgate Railway Station in Mumbai

Updated On: 02 January, 2026 11:16 PM IST | Asif Ali Sayed

A new police helpdesk was inaugurated at Churchgate railway station on Friday evening to provide assistance and support to commuters. Pics/Special Arrangement by Rajendra B. Aklekar

The helpdesk will act as a single point of contact for passengers seeking help. Pics/Special Arrangement by Rajendra B. Aklekar

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The helpdesk will act as a single point of contact for passengers seeking help. Pics/Special Arrangement by Rajendra B. Aklekar
The initiative aims to enhance commuter safety and improve police visibility at busy railway stations

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The initiative aims to enhance commuter safety and improve police visibility at busy railway stations

Following the successful launch at Churchgate, similar helpdesks are soon likely to be replicated at other railway stations in city

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Following the successful launch at Churchgate, similar helpdesks are soon likely to be replicated at other railway stations in city

The helpdesk aims to provide better safety, quick searches for lost property and emergencies within the station premises

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The helpdesk aims to provide better safety, quick searches for lost property and emergencies within the station premises

The move is likely to be welcomed by daily commuters travelling to and from Churchgate station

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The move is likely to be welcomed by daily commuters travelling to and from Churchgate station

The helpdesk concept is also likely to help in quick response from police and make railway travel safer, especially during peak hours

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The helpdesk concept is also likely to help in quick response from police and make railway travel safer, especially during peak hours

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