As part of the campaign, the bikers stood at public places waving a poster at passersby
The banner that read: "Lots of animals die out of shock during Diwali. Spare a though for the creatures who cannot speak up.
Showing solidarity to an initiative undertaken by Bikerhood — a nationwide venture that aims to unite biking groups across the country and rally them to the causes of social awareness and charity — close to 10 bikers from the city joined the campaign to promote a safe and environment friendly Diwali.
As part of the campaign, the bikers stood at public places waving a poster at passersby informing them about the harmful effect noise pollution has on animals.
The Bikerni, Wanderers, Karizma Riders and Punjab Enfield were some of the city-based groups that took part. The campaign ended with them distributing sweets and diyas to underprivileged people.
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( Source : deccan chronicle )
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