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Hyderabad Sees Road Safety Drive, Murder, and Liquor Shop Dispute

Hyderabad Sees Road Safety Drive, Murder, and Liquor Shop Dispute
'Arrive Alive' Road Safety Drive · deccanchronicle.com

In Hyderabad, the traffic police organized a road safety campaign called 'Arrive Alive' at Lumbini Park.

They asked people to pledge to follow traffic rules by giving a missed call to a special number.

Meanwhile, in Medak district, a man named Mahesh Kumar Verma killed his friend Mohammed Siraj over a small money dispute of ₹22 during a drinking session.

The police arrested Mahesh after he confessed to the crime.

In another incident, liquor shop owners in Munugode protested against new timings imposed by their local MLA, who wants shops to open later in the day to reduce morning drinking and drunk driving.

The excise department said they would look into the matter.

Additionally, a man named Satish from Karnataka was brutally stabbed to death by unidentified assailants on Shamsheer Ganj Road in Hyderabad.

Bystanders recorded the incident on their phones but did not intervene.

The police have launched an investigation and are scanning CCTV footage to identify the attackers.

Key facts

Road Safety Campaign
Arrive Alive campaign at Lumbini Park
Murder Incident
Mahesh Kumar Verma killed Mohammed Siraj over ₹22 dispute
Liquor Shop Dispute
MLA Komatireddy Raj Gopal Reddy imposes new timings
Road Safety Pledge
Missed call to 9240015225 for certificate of commitment
Murder Location
Ananthasagar, Chegunta mandal, Medak district
Liquor Shop Timings
MLA suggests opening after 1 pm and permit rooms after 6 pm
Excise Department Timings
10 am to 11 pm
Second Murder Incident
Satish, a native of Karnataka, was stabbed to death in Hyderabad
Murder Location
Shamsheer Ganj Road, under the limits of Chatrinaka Police Station
Investigation Status
Police have launched an investigation and are scanning CCTV footage

Timeline

  1. NH-44's fatal accidents exposed 'golden hour' medical gaps.

  2. Then, Hyderabad's road safety crisis sparked 'Arrive Alive' campaign.

  3. Campaign launched to tackle persistent safety issues, high accident rates.

  4. Hyderabad traffic police unveil 'Arrive Alive', urging citizens to pledge rule adherence.

  5. Pledge via missed call, join the safety drive.

Quotes

Excise department officials

Government officials responsible for regulating the sale and distribution of alcohol in Telangana.

“There is no need to discuss timings separately. Every liquor shop owner must comply with the rules framed by the department to run their business.”
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