Jagatsinghpur Police Organises Helmet Distribution and Road Safety Awareness Programme
Over 100 Helmets Distributed Among Two-Wheeler Riders; IGP Central Range Calls for Responsible Road Behaviour and Strict Adherence to Traffic Rules
Jagatsinghpur, November 5, 2026: In a significant initiative to promote road safety and prevent road accidents, Jagatsinghpur Police organised a Road Safety Awareness and Helmet Distribution Programme on Thursday at 1:00 PM in front of Jagatsinghpur Police Station.
The programme was attended by Dr. Satyajit Naik, IPS, Inspector General of Police (IGP), Central Range, Kataka; Sri Ankit Kumar Verma, IPS, Superintendent of Police, Jagatsinghpur; Sri J. Sonal, IAS, Collector, Jagatsinghpur; along with other senior police officers and officials of the district.
As part of the initiative, more than 100 helmets were distributed among two-wheeler riders and other road users to encourage the adoption of safe riding practices and reinforce the importance of wearing protective helmets. The programme aimed to sensitise the public about the importance of road safety and the need for collective efforts to reduce road accidents, injuries and fatalities.
Addressing the gathering, Dr. Satyajit Naik, IPS, IGP, Central Range, emphasised that road safety is a shared responsibility and requires active participation from every citizen. He appealed to all two-wheeler riders to wear standard-quality protective helmets at all times, including while riding short distances. He highlighted that a helmet is not merely a legal requirement to avoid penalties but an essential life-saving safety measure that can significantly reduce the risk of severe head injuries and fatalities in the event of an accident.
The IGP also urged citizens to strictly follow traffic regulations, avoid overspeeding, refrain from reckless driving and never compromise on road safety. He stressed the importance of responsible driving behaviour and encouraged people to motivate their family members, friends and fellow road users to adopt safe practices.
The presence of the District Collector and senior police officials reflected the coordinated commitment of the district administration and Jagatsinghpur Police towards strengthening road safety awareness and building a culture of responsible road use.
Through such public outreach initiatives, Jagatsinghpur Police seeks to create greater awareness among citizens, encourage voluntary compliance with traffic rules and foster a safer road environment for all.
Jagatsinghpur Police appeals to every citizen: Wear a helmet, follow traffic rules and make road safety a priority. Your safety is your responsibility, and every life matters.
