Archive · 8 Sep 2026
Police-Led Student Rally Promotes Drug-Free, Safe Society
More than 400 students joined a safety rally in Srikalahasti.
Police organized the march on Monday.
Students came from Vamsi, Vikram, and Rayalaseema colleges.
They walked from Narada Pushkarini through four streets.
The rally warned people about drug abuse.
It also discussed cybercrime and violence against women.
Police asked young people to help create positive change.
People were told not to share OTPs or bank details with strangers.
Victims of cyber fraud were advised to call 1930 or use cybercrime.gov.in.
More than 400 students joined a police-led awareness rally in Srikalahasti on Monday.
Students from Vamsi, Vikram, and Rayalaseema colleges participated in the march.
The rally traveled from Narada Pushkarini through four major streets.
The campaign addressed drug abuse, cybercrime, and violence against women.
SDPO Narasimha Murthy urged young people to avoid intoxicants and promote social change.
- Who
- More than 400 students from Vamsi, Vikram, and Rayalaseema colleges, along with police led by SDPO Narasimha Murthy.
- What
- A police-led awareness rally promoting a drug-free and safe society.
- When
- Monday.
- Where
- Srikalahasti, beginning at Narada Pushkarini and passing through four major streets.
- Why
- To combat drug abuse, cybercrime, and violence against women, while encouraging digital safety.
- Participants
- More than 400 students
- Participating colleges
- Vamsi, Vikram, and Rayalaseema colleges
- Starting point
- Narada Pushkarini
- Route
- Four major streets in Srikalahasti
- Issues addressed
- Drug abuse, cybercrime, and violence against women
- Cyber fraud helpline
- 1930
- Online reporting portal
- cybercrime.gov.in