In an effort to prevent custodial suicides, the Mumbai Police have launched a new safety initiative requiring all detainees to wear a specially designed no-risk uniform. This initiative was unveiled at the Antop Hill Police Station, where theft suspects were seen in maroon half-sleeve T-shirts and black shorts. These garments are designed without loose fabric or drawstrings, eliminating the potential for self-harm. The decision comes in response to a troubling trend, with over 54 custodial deaths reported in Maharashtra between 2020 and 2023, many resulting from hanging. The tragic suicide of Anuj Thapan, who used a bedsheet to take his life while in custody, highlighted the urgent need for reform. To further enhance safety, police stations are modifying lockup facilities, including removing sections of bathroom doors to prevent detainees from isolating themselves. By providing these safety garments immediately upon arrest, the police aim to reduce risks and safeguard the lives of all individuals in custody.