Operation Rakshitha has been launched by the railway police in Kerala to bolster the safety of women passengers on trains, following a disturbing incident where a woman was thrown from a moving train by a drunken man. The operation is being implemented across four zones: Thiruvananthapuram, Ernakulam, Palakkad, and Kozhikode, with a focus on intensified patrolling by women police officers. Key measures include the use of breath analyzers at 38 railway stations to identify intoxicated passengers, as well as increased surveillance to prevent illegal activities such as drug trafficking and harassment. The initiative also involves collaboration with local police and awareness programs for passengers. Additional police personnel will be deployed, and a control room will coordinate operations to ensure prompt responses to any suspicious activities.