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Crime Alert is back in a new avatar!

Dangal TV is all set to re-launch its original show Crime Alert in an all-new avatar. The show that aims at creating awareness among viewers, from how to protect themselves to recognise crime and criminal activities, will premiere on March...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:56 PM Mar 05, 2021 IST

Dangal TV is all set to re-launch its original show Crime Alert in an all-new avatar. The show that aims at creating awareness among viewers, from how to protect themselves to recognise crime and criminal activities, will premiere on March 8 on the channel.

Hosted by Sudha Chandran, each episode will showcase a story based on a real incident or crime from across India, through different human perspectives. Sudha will take the viewers through various instances and guide viewers to report and fight against crime and violence.

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