With a number of people losing their lives in road accidents every day, a
traffic police constable in Jharkhand, north India, donned the look of
'dog of death' to create awareness about road safety.
Dressed as 'Yamraj', the 'dog of death', constable Rajesh Kumar walked
on the streets of Ranchi to make people aware of traffic rules. The
awareness initiative aims to educate people about the importance of
helmets and seat belts, the need to possess a driving license and about
dangerous practices like triple riding.
While many have benefited from the initiative, says Kumar, several others choose to remain indifferent. Kumar, along with his colleagues, caught traffic violators and created awareness about traffic rules.
They also distributed pamphlets on road safety. A student, Sanjay Kumar
Pandey, who was caught for traffic violation said that he was made aware
of the need to obey traffic rules by the 'Yamraj'.
While many have benefited from the initiative, says Kumar, several others choose to remain indifferent. Kumar, along with his colleagues, caught traffic violators and created awareness about traffic rules.
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