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Cyberabad police on Tuesday said that criminal cases will be filed against parents if they allow their minor kids to drive vehicles.
​Hyderabad: Cyberabad police on Tuesday said that criminal cases will be filed against parents if they allow their minor kids to drive vehicles.
Speaking at a programme organised at Biodiversity Park in Gachibowli on the occasion of 'No Accidents Day', Cyberabad Police Commissioner, Sandeep Shandilya advised the parents not to give vehicles to their minor kids. He also asked the road users to be disciplined and follow traffic rules to prevent accidents.
About 2,000 students from different schools attended the programme and formed a human chain. The students performed various skits on the need to wear helmets and seat belts, to avoid drunken driving and the need to strictly follow traffic rules.
Later, all the participants including the police officials and the students took an oath to strive for the prevention of road accidents. Senior officials of the Cyberabad police commissionerate and office bearers of the Society for Cyberabad Security Council attended the programme.
