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Beda Bro Anti-Drug Awareness Rally in Bengaluru

Beda Bro Anti-Drug Awareness Rally in Bengaluru
“Beda Bro” – Lulu Mall Bengaluru Joins Hands With Bengaluru City Police For Anti-Drug Awareness Rally · theprint.in

On July 25, LuLu Mall in Bengaluru teamed up with the Bengaluru City Police to host a big event called 'Beda Bro, Say No to Drugs.'

This event was all about teaching young people and everyone in the city how dangerous drugs can be.

Important police officers and leaders from LuLu Mall spoke about why it's important to stay away from drugs and alcohol.

They started a 5-kilometre walk through the neighborhood with signs and shirts that said 'Beda Bro,' which means 'Say No, Bro.'

The walk went through Rajajinagar, and people gave out pamphlets to spread the message.

The police said that fighting drugs is a team effort, and LuLu Mall said they want to help make Bengaluru a safer place.

Everyone agreed that the best way to stay safe is to never start using drugs in the first place.

Key facts

Event Name
Beda Bro, Say No to Drugs
Location
LuLu Mall, Rajajinagar, Bengaluru
Date
July 25
Time
10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Key Participants
Bengaluru City Police, LuLu Group Karnataka, Government Homoeopathic Medical College Hospital and Research Center students
Rally Distance
5 kilometres
Message
Your Future is in Your Hands

Quotes

Noman Aziz Khan

Director, LuLu Group Karnataka

“At LuLu, we believe our responsibility extends beyond retail to the well‑being of the communities we serve. Partnering with the Bengaluru City Police for the ‘Beda Bro’ campaign reflects our commitment to standing with our youth at a critical time in their lives. We hope this rally sends a clear message that a healthy, drug‑free future is a choice worth making, and that LuLu will continue to support such initiatives that build a stronger, safer Bengaluru.”
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“The fight against drug abuse cannot be won by the police alone; it needs the active participation of institutions like LuLu Mall, families and citizens working together. Campaigns such as ‘Beda Bro’ help us reach young people directly with a message of hope and better choices.”
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