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NCC Cadets Manage Traffic in Indore

NCC cadets join traffic police, promote road safety in Indore. Cadets manage traffic at major intersections.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Sun, 13 September 2026 at 08:33 am
NCC Cadets Manage Traffic in Indore

On Friday, NCC cadets from the 9 MP Battalion NCC joined the traffic police in Indore to manage traffic at major city intersections. The initiative was part of a special traffic awareness campaign under the guidance of Additional DCP (traffic) Vikram Singh Raghuwanshi.

The cadets participated in traffic management activities from 4 pm to 6.30 pm, guiding motorists to follow traffic signals, avoid jumping red lights, and not drive on the wrong side of the road. They also urged motorists to follow other road safety rules.

Before taking to the streets, the cadets were trained in traffic signals, traffic management procedures, and safety precautions. Senior traffic police officials and NCC officers attended the programme, which aimed to involve young people in traffic management and civic responsibility.

The participation of NCC cadets helped spread a positive message about traffic discipline and road safety among motorists. Police officials said that the initiative was successful in promoting road safety awareness among the public.

The traffic police and NCC will continue to work together in road safety and traffic awareness programmes to improve traffic discipline and safety in the city. This collaboration is expected to have a positive impact on the city's traffic management.

The initiative is also part of a larger effort to improve civic responsibility among young people in Indore. By involving NCC cadets in traffic management, the authorities hope to promote a sense of responsibility and awareness about road safety among the youth.

The success of this initiative can be measured by the positive response from the public. Motorists who were guided by the NCC cadets appreciated their efforts and acknowledged the importance of following traffic rules.

In conclusion, the participation of NCC cadets in traffic management in Indore is a step in the right direction. It promotes road safety awareness, involves young people in civic responsibility, and improves traffic discipline in the city.

The initiative is a significant development in the city's efforts to improve traffic management and road safety. It highlights the importance of collaboration between different stakeholders, including the traffic police, NCC, and the public, in promoting road safety awareness.

Overall, the participation of NCC cadets in traffic management in Indore is a positive development that is expected to have a lasting impact on the city's traffic management and road safety.

Frequently asked questions

What was the purpose of NCC cadets joining traffic police in Indore?

The purpose was to promote road safety awareness and improve traffic discipline in the city.

How long did the NCC cadets participate in traffic management activities?

The cadets participated in traffic management activities from 4 pm to 6.30 pm.

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