On 8th March, a police station in the city hosts a celebration of International Women’s Day, honoring the resilience and service of female officers. Speeches highlight their growing presence in a male-dominated force—uniformed women who balance drill routines, fieldwork, and deep-rooted traditions. Amid verses of poetry and reflections on justice and gender, the event also confronts the stark shortage of policewomen, turning celebration into a call for change and a recognition of the endurance that defines their sisterhood in uniform.