Hyderabad, May 22 -- Mee Surakhsha, launched by the Malkajgiri Police Commissionerate on May 16, has seen a tremendous turnout with a total of 13,294 households registering their domestic helpers in just six days.

The initiative was launched following murder and robbery cases reported in high-end neighbourhoods/gated communities of Hyderabad. The accused in both cases were natives of Nepal employed as domestic helpers in the victims' houses.

In this context, the Malkajgiri Police on Friday, May 22, released the data on domestic helpers based on nationality.

While the majority of domestic helpers are Indians, at 12,457 registrations, Nepali workers make up 830 registrations. Kushaiguda Police Station recorded the largest number of Nepal...