Stay Away From Drugs, Follow Traffic Rules: Nanded SP To Students
Nanded: Students should stay away from drugs, discourage their friends from substance abuse, strictly follow traffic rules and use the Dial 112 emergency service whenever necessary, Nanded SP Neelabh Rohan said. He was speaking at a special awareness lecture on “Drug Prevention, Women’s Safety and Traffic Rules” organised at Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University (SRTMU) by the university’s…
Nanded police superintendent Neelabh Rohan urged students to steer clear of drugs and prevent their peers from substance abuse. He emphasized that drug abuse not only harms an individual's health, but also negatively impacts families and society. During a special awareness lecture held at Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Rohan urged students to channel their energy constructively, viewing youth as one of the country's greatest assets.
The vice-chancellor, Dr Manohar Chaskar, opened the program presided over by Pro-Vice-Chancellor Dr Ashok Mahajan and other dignitaries.
Addressing road safety, Rohan cautioned students to wear helmets and seat belts, maintain safe speeds, and strictly follow traffic laws to prevent accidents. He also encouraged students to utilize the Dial 112 emergency service when immediate police assistance is necessary. Assistant Police Inspector Supriya Kendre provided insights into women's protection laws, available government mechanisms, and safety measures.
She urged women to remain aware of their legal rights and encouraged students to promote awareness of women's safety and pertinent laws in their communities.
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