Bhind Launches Road Safety Campaign: Police Administer Pledge for Traffic Rule Adherence
Bhind police conducted a major road safety awareness campaign, emphasizing the importance of traffic rules for citizen safety and accident prevention.
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Extensive Traffic Awareness Campaign Launched in Bhind
A large-scale traffic awareness campaign was organized in the district with the aim of preventing road accidents and educating citizens about safe travel. The event was presided over by Superintendent of Police Suraj Kumar Verma, with Anshari, Chief Branch Manager of the State Bank of India, and Raghavendra Bhargav, Traffic Police In-charge, attending as special guests.
The campaign, guided by the core principle of 'Safe Traffic and Safe Life', underscored the significance of road safety. This initiative aims to foster a culture of safety among all citizens.
Citizen Safety is Police Priority
In his address, Superintendent of Police Suraj Kumar Verma stated that road safety is not solely the responsibility of the police, but a moral duty of every citizen. He emphasized that the majority of road accidents are caused by human negligence and disregard for traffic rules.
SP Verma clarified that adhering to traffic rules is not just about avoiding fines, but essential for ensuring the safety of oneself and one's family. He highlighted the use of helmets, seat belts, and adherence to prescribed speed limits as the most effective ways to save precious lives.
Life Safety as Crucial as Financial Security
Anshari, Chief Branch Manager of the State Bank of India, remarked that just as banks work to secure financial futures, ensuring safety on the road is of paramount importance. He urged vehicle drivers to avoid haste, stating that a moment of carelessness can devastate an entire family.
Awareness is Key to Safe Traffic
Traffic In-charge Raghavendra Bhargav explained that the police's objective is not merely to penalize but to ensure safe travel for everyone. He specifically advised young people to refrain from speeding and to always wear helmets while riding.
A significant police contingent was present, including Additional Superintendent of Police Pradeep Patel, Reserve Inspector Arvind Singh Sikrawar, City Superintendent of Police Niranjan Singh Rajput, City Kotwali Police Station In-charge Anita Gurjar, Dehat Police Station In-charge Shivpratap Singh Rajawat, and Sub-Inspector of Cyber Cell Satyaveer Singh.
At the conclusion of the program, all attendees took a pledge to make adherence to traffic rules an integral part of their daily routine.