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KNOW THE HISTORY OF YOUR POLICE FRIEND:
Policeman in early 20th Centaury Policeman during 1843 – 1861
Policeman in Mofussil : 1902 - 1909 Policeman
during 1947 - 1981
Traffic Policeman during
1924 Traffic
Policeman during 1947
Traffic Policeman during
1971 Today's
Traffic Policeman
DEFINITION OF A JUVENILE
The Juvenile justice (Care and Protection of Children)
Act, 2000 defines a child as one who is below 18 years of
age.
WHAT IS JUVENILE CRIME?
"Crime" is any specific act prohibited by law committed
by a juvenile for which society has provided a formally
sanctioned punishment.
THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM IS
DIFFERENT
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Juveniles
are different from adults and juveniles who commit
criminal acts are treated differently from adults. |
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Separate
courts, detention facilities, rules, procedures, and
laws are created for juveniles with the intent to
protect their welfare and rehabilitate them, while
protecting public safety.
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Learn value education seriously in the school:
The dinner should be taken on dinner table as a family
affair and not in front of T.V.
watching movies.
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Try to
enhance communication with your family members. Too much
affection or complete neglect by busy parents should not
be taken adversely |
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Do not
emulate yourself with the affluent class Children’s. Do
not pressurize your parents for buying expensive things
which are beyond their financial capacity |
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Do not get
impressed by seeing in the movies criminals getting away
scot-free after committing a crime. This is not possible
in the real life |
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The study
pressure and performance anxiety should not create
psychological tension in your mind. Remain calm and work
hard for achieving your desired goals in studies |
Failure in School
Failure in school should not result in leaving school
permanently. It may reduce your
chance of developing social
skills that are gained in school, such as learning to meet
deadlines, following instructions, and being able to deal
constructively with their peers
Molestation / indecent behavior
Inform your Principal and your parents about any sexual
advances / gestures by the
conductor of the school bus or by
the people while going to or coming back from school
Substance Abuse
Avoid drug and alcohol consumption. They affect your
behavior and lower your
inhibitions and make you more
vulnerable to engage in criminal activities. You indulged
in
variety of offences to pay for drug and alcohol habits.
Do not buy anything from the
vendors whom you don’t know.
They may mix drugs into eatables or soft drinks.
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Do not fall
prey to lucrative job offers given by the people.
Their offers may be false and may lead you into the
serious traps like prostitution, etc. |
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Do not fall
prey to the gang members who kidnap the juveniles for
the purpose of making them beggars |
Gang Membership and Gun Possession
Avoid making friendship with aliens. They may be members
of criminal gangs. Do not
fall prey to their lucrative
offers. They involve you in the commission of serious
offences
by injecting gun culture in you.
Cyber crime and internet browsing
Do not get indulged into hacking as an enjoyment. The cyber
space is watched by the
Police. Do not sent obnoxious
e-mails to anybody. Police can trace you. Do not watch
pornographic sites. Your parents can find out which sites
you had hooked on to with the
help of Police.
ALWAYS TREAT POLICE AS YOUR FRIEND
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Do not
hesitate to inform police about any illegal or criminal
activities seen by you, around your school or your
residence |
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Inform
police on a toll free “Alert Citizen’s” number 2263 33
33 or 103. Your identity is kept confidential |
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Dial toll
free “Mumbai Police info line” number 1090 for getting
information about Police online |
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Hook on to
Mumbai Police website
http://www.mumbaipolice.org for getting more
information about various subjects pertaining to the Police |
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