Road Safety Campaign Held at Sakchi Roundabout in Jamshedpur

Jamshedpur: A road safety and traffic awareness campaign was organized near the city’s busiest intersection, the Sakchi Roundabout. The special drive was conducted under the leadership of Roshan Kumar Gupta, National President of the National Human Rights Alliance. The primary objective of the campaign was to educate citizens about traffic regulations and curb the rising number of road accidents.

Dignitaries Call for Stricter Adherence to Rules

Avinas Tudu (Sergeant Major, Jamshedpur Traffic Department): Attending the event as the chief guest, Sergeant Major Tudu highly commended the unique initiative taken by the organization. He made a heartfelt appeal to the general public to strictly follow traffic rules, emphasizing that compliance ensures “the light of someone’s home is not extinguished prematurely.”

Ankush Kumar (Social Media Influencer, ‘Jamshedpur Wala’): Renowned for his popular Facebook and Instagram handles, the local influencer joined the campaign to connect with the city’s youth. In his signature style, he urged young drivers to operate vehicles responsibly and completely steer clear of dangerous stunts.

On-Ground Impact and Public Engagement

During the drive, volunteers engaged directly with two-wheeled and four-wheeled vehicle drivers navigating the Sakchi Roundabout. Commuters were requested to:

• Wear helmets properly
• Fasten seat belts
• Adhere strictly to traffic signals
• Avoid over-speeding

Holding eye-catching banners and posters, the activists disseminated key messages such as “Safe Travel through Rule Compliance” and “Vigilant Society, Safe Family.” The initiative received widespread appreciation from local pedestrians and shopkeepers.

Perspective on Social Responsibility

“Our organization’s objective is not limited to protecting human rights, but also involves securing citizens’ lives by actively engaging with social causes. To bring down the number of daily road accidents, every citizen needs to become conscious and aware.” — Roshan Kumar Gupta, National President, National Human Rights Alliance