Warangal Launches ‘Arrive-Alive’ Road Safety Awareness Week Under Praja Palana Programme
The campaign will continue from April 12 to 18 across Hanamkonda, Warangal and Jangaon districts
WARANGAL: Warangal Police Commissionerate on Monday launched the ‘Arrive-Alive’ road safety awareness week as part of the state government’s 99-day Praja Palana–Pragathi Pranalika action plan. The campaign will continue from April 12 to 18 across Hanamkonda, Warangal and Jangaon districts.
The programme was inaugurated at Kaloji Kalakshetram in Hanamkonda by lighting a ceremonial lamp, followed by an exhibition of road safety stalls set up by police and transport departments.
The event was attended by Hanamkonda District Collector Chahat Bajpai, Warangal District Collector Satya Sharada Devi, MLC Baswaraju Saraiah, Police Commissioner Sunpreet Singh and KUDA Chairman and DCC president Enagala Venkatram Reddy.
Speaking on the occasion, KUDA Chairman Enagala Venkatram Reddy said the initiative should be treated as a social movement and called for formation of road safety committees in every village. He also stressed identification of accident-prone black spots and implementation of safety measures.
Cultural programmes were also conducted by police Kalajatha teams, Telangana Samskruthika Sarathi and Kakatiya University students, highlighting helmet usage, speed control and traffic discipline.
Officials said the 99-day action plan prioritises citizen safety and urged youth to promote road safety awareness in their communities.
