In Mainpuri district, Uttar Pradesh, police have launched a campaign aimed at enrolling out-of-school children from underprivileged families into government schools. This initiative, which began on Wednesday, has already helped admit over 100 children. The police are not only facilitating admissions but also providing essential educational materials such as school bags, uniforms, and shoes. Superintendent of Police Chiranjeev Nath Sinha emphasized that the police's responsibilities extend beyond law enforcement to include social welfare, particularly in ensuring children's education. Officers like Mayank Chaudhary and Arvind Saxena have been proactive in visiting villages, identifying children who have never been enrolled in school, and assisting their families with the admission process. The campaign is part of a broader effort by the Uttar Pradesh government to promote universal education, and police are collaborating with local leaders to continue identifying and enrolling more children in the education system.