Student Riza Sameer Appointed ACP Sadar in Agra
Under Mission Shakti Phase 6.0, 10th-grade student Riza Sameer served as ACP Sadar for a day to promote women's empowerment in Agra.
In a powerful move to inspire the next generation of female leaders, a tenth-grade student named Riza Sameer was appointed as the Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Sadar for a single day in Agra. This unique appointment was part of the Mission Shakti Phase 6.0 initiative, designed to empower women and foster self-reliance.
Empowering Women Through Leadership
The initiative, spearheaded by Police Commissioner Deepak Kumar, seeks to instill confidence and awareness regarding women's safety and dignity. By allowing young girls to step into high-ranking roles, the program aims to show them the potential for leadership and public service.
During her tenure as ACP Sadar, Riza Sameer did not just observe; she actively engaged with the police force. Her day included:
- Learning the daily operational procedures of the police department.
- Gaining firsthand insight into law enforcement protocols.
- Managing the official office and interacting with police personnel.
- Hearing and processing grievances from citizens visiting the office.
Mission Shakti Phase 6.0: A District-Wide Movement
Launched on the first day of Sharadiya Navratri on October 11, 2026, Mission Shakti Phase 6.0 has become a major movement across the district. The campaign has seen high-profile participation, including public awareness marches led by Commissioner Deepak Kumar and Mayor Hemlata Diwakar.
Riza Sameer was not the only student to take on a leadership role during this phase. Other students participated in similar capacity-building exercises, including:
- Ilma Qureshi, who served as a school principal for a day.
- Fareen Qureshi, who took on the responsibilities of a vice-principal at a local composite school.
Community Outreach and Engagement
Beyond the symbolic appointments, the campaign has focused on direct community interaction. For instance, ACP Imran Ahmed recently visited Narhi village in Fatehabad on October 15, 2026, to distribute aid and engage directly with local residents, further strengthening the bond between the police and the public under the Mission Shakti umbrella.