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Bidar Police Women's Team Conducts Traffic Safety Awareness Program Safety Awareness Program
Bidar: The Bidar district police department's special women's police team, Akka Pade, conducted a traffic rule awareness program focusing on the safety of students, women, and children. The initiative was led under the guidance of Shri Pradeep Gunti, IPS, Senior Superintendent of Police, Bidar district, who emphasized the importance of protecting these vulnerable groups.
Under the direct supervision of Shri Pradeep Gunti, the Akka Pade unit in Chitguppa taluk educated school children about traffic safety, advising parents not to provide vehicles to children under 18 years. The team stressed the importance of wearing helmets while riding two-wheelers and seat belts while driving cars. They also raised awareness about women's and children's safety laws, including the prohibition of child marriage, the POCSO Act, and cybercrime helpline numbers 1098, 112, and 1930. The program highlighted the adverse effects of mobile phone misuse among children and reassured the community of continuous 24×7 protection provided by the police and Akka Pade team.
Under the direct supervision of Shri Pradeep Gunti, the Akka Pade unit in Chitguppa taluk educated school children about traffic safety, advising parents not to provide vehicles to children under 18 years. The team stressed the importance of wearing helmets while riding two-wheelers and seat belts while driving cars. They also raised awareness about women's and children's safety laws, including the prohibition of child marriage, the POCSO Act, and cybercrime helpline numbers 1098, 112, and 1930. The program highlighted the adverse effects of mobile phone misuse among children and reassured the community of continuous 24×7 protection provided by the police and Akka Pade team.