7 months ago
Likith Infra donates nine vehicles to Krishna police
A company called Likith Infrastructure gave nine new Bolero cars to the police in Krishna district.
This was part of their CSR, which means they help society.
Important police officers and local leaders were there when the cars were given.
The police said these cars will help them do their job better.
This is not the first time the company has helped; they have given a total of 13 cars to the police.
The new cars will be used in different police stations in the area.
Likith Infrastructure donated nine Bolero vehicles to the Krishna District Police under their CSR initiative.
The vehicles were flagged off by senior police officials and local MLAs on Wednesday.
This donation brings the total number of vehicles provided to the Krishna District Police to 13.
The new vehicles will be deployed across various police stations in the Avanigadda Sub-Division and Pedana Rural Police Station.
The police expressed gratitude for the donation, stating that modern vehicles are essential for effective policing.
- Who
- Likith Infrastructure Private Limited donated vehicles to the Krishna District Police Department.
- What
- Nine new Bolero vehicles were donated under the company's CSR initiative.
- Where
- The event took place in Machilipatnam, Krishna district.
- When
- The vehicles were flagged off on Wednesday.
- Why
- The donation aims to strengthen police functioning and enhance service delivery to the public.
Key facts
- Donor
- Likith Infrastructure Private Limited
- Recipient
- Krishna District Police Department
- Number of Vehicles Donated
- 9
- Total Vehicles Provided
- 13
- Deployment Locations
- Avanigadda Sub-Division and Pedana Rural Police Station
- Event Date
- Wednesday
- Key Attendees
- Eluru Range IGP GVG Ashok Kumar, Krishna District SP V Vidyasagar Naidu, Avanigadda MLA Mandali Buddha Prasad, Pedana MLA Kagita Krishna Prasad
Quotes
GVG Ashok Kumar
Eluru Range Inspector General of Police
“Modern, technologically equipped vehicles are essential for the police department in tune with changing times.”
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