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Vijay Keeps His Promise, Launches Tamil Nadu’s  Singappen Special Force

The state allocated ₹354 crore and plans 2,500 posts, drones and modern vehicles for the new police unit.

  • On Tuesday, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay launched the Singappen Special Force, a specialized all-women police unit at Chennai's Rajarathinam Stadium aimed at enhancing women's safety and strengthening law and order across the state.
  • Vijay established the unit to fulfill a campaign promise of "zero tolerance" toward crimes against women, which he linked directly to the spread of narcotics shortly after assuming office on May 10.
  • Inspector-General of Police K. Bhavaneeswari heads the force, which received an allocation of ₹354 crore for the first phase, with a planned second phase adding 2,500 posts equipped with drones and surveillance technology.
  • The specialized unit will conduct fieldwork to prevent stalking and public harassment, freeing all-women police stations to focus on investigations; the Chief Minister warned that offenders would face strict action without exception.
  • Vijay stated that a government's success is measured by the "dignity and respect" afforded to women and children, positioning the force within a broader law-and-order push that includes expanding anti-narcotics operations.
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tezzbuzz broke the news on Monday, June 8, 2026.
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