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Bengaluru Police Impose Strict Rules on Transgenders Amid Harassment Complaints
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News18•25-09-2026, 17:36
Bengaluru Police Impose Strict Rules on Transgenders Amid Harassment Complaints
- •Bengaluru has seen continuous complaints of harassment and extortion from transgenders.
- •Bengaluru City Police have formulated guidelines to curb illegal activities by transgenders.
- •Police warned of immediate action against harassment by transgenders in public places.
- •Forced collection of money at signals, markets, and events is prohibited, with legal action threatened against offenders.
- •Police will conduct special rounds in sensitive areas and hold meetings with transgender community leaders to raise awareness. Public can complain to 112.
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Bengaluru City Police have formulated a plan and released strict guidelines to curb illegal activities, extortion, and harassment by transgenders in public places. Commissioner Seemanth Kumar issued an order instructing all police stations to take immediate legal action against those who threaten or cause trouble.
Police are keeping a close watch on sensitive areas such as bus stops, railway stations, and traffic signals. Officers will conduct special rounds to take action against anyone obstructing public or vehicular traffic.
Citizens can immediately contact 112 to file a complaint if they experience harassment or forced money collection from transgenders at signals, markets, or events.
