Together, we create safe spaces for women
Report harassment, violence or abuse without ever stepping into a police station. Trained women officers receive your complaint through call, app or chat — and stand with you from FIR to prosecution.
The Virtual Women Police Station removes the biggest barrier women face when reporting crime: having to appear at a police station. Every complaint is received remotely, handled by trained women officers, and carried through the complete legal process.
An initiative of the Punjab Safe Cities Authority, VWPS connects the 15 emergency helpline, the Women Safety App and online chat into a single, seamless response system.
Keep scrolling — the journey of a complaint unfolds right here, stage by stage.
A complaint reaches VWPS through any of three channels
The case is routed to the appropriate responders
Responders' actions lead to the filing of an FIR, moving the case into investigation
Three branches of support converge into the final prosecution stage
A special initiative of the Government of Punjab — Panic SOS, safe journey tracking and women-friendly places, with live chat and video call straight to trained women officers.
Three official apps from the Punjab Safe Cities Authority — pick the one made for you, or keep all three.

Panic SOS, safe journey tracking and women-friendly places — a direct line to the Virtual Women Police Station.

Report crimes, emergencies and suspicious activity straight to Punjab Safe Cities Authority — and track your complaint.

PSCA's next-generation platform — smarter alerts, faster dispatch and modern digital policing in a single app.
Published success stories will appear here as soon as they are added.
Short step-by-step video guides — from installing the app to sending a Panic SOS. Watch the full playlist right here.
The Virtual Women Police Station is a flagship women-safety initiative of the Government of the Punjab.
The safety and dignity of women is a top priority of the Government of the Punjab. The Virtual Women Police Station ensures that every woman can seek justice from the comfort and privacy of her home — without fear, without barriers.
Punjab Police stands committed to protecting women through modern, accessible policing. The Virtual Women Police Station brings a responsive, women-led police service to every doorstep — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
By combining technology with compassion, PSCA has built a platform where every complaint is heard by trained women officers and resolved with complete confidentiality. This is policing reimagined for the women of Punjab.
Moments from the launch and operations of Pakistan's first Virtual Women Police Station.