Archive · 2 Feb 2026
Students Join Drugs Awareness Cycle Rally
A big bike ride happened in Vijayawada to tell people about the bad things drugs can do.
Lots of students and police officers joined to show they want a world without drugs.
They rode their bikes through different parts of the city, stopping to talk to people about why drugs are harmful.
The ride was part of a bigger plan to keep everyone safe and healthy.
A cycle rally was held in Vijayawada as part of a 35-day campaign to create a drug-free society.
The rally was organized under the leadership of NTR District Police Commissioner SV Raja Sekhar Babu.
Students from Mother Teresa College of Nursing and VIMS College actively participated in the rally.
The rally covered key residential and commercial areas to spread awareness about drug abuse.
Police officials, including the Deputy Commissioner of Police, supervised and participated in the event.
- Who
- Students from Mother Teresa College of Nursing, Gunadala, and VIMS College, along with police officials
- What
- A cycle rally as part of the 'Drugs Pai Dandayatra' campaign to raise awareness against drug abuse
- When
- Sunday, during the sixth day of the 35-day campaign
- Where
- Within the limits of the Gunadala Police Station in Vijayawada
- Why
- To create a drug-free society and spread awareness about the dangers of drug abuse
- Event
- Drugs Pai Dandayatra cycle rally
- Location
- Vijayawada, Gunadala Police Station limits
- Organizer
- NTR District Police Commissioner SV Raja Sekhar Babu
- Slogan
- Taking a decisive step against drug abuse
- Participants
- Students from Mother Teresa College of Nursing, Gunadala, and VIMS College
- Route
- Bhanu Nagar, Madhura Nagar, BRTS Road, Davubuchayya Colony, Devi Nagar, Gadde Vari Polalu, Ulavacharu Company
- Supervisor
- Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Srikrishna Kanth Patel