UP Police ropes in 'Jawan' to send home road safety message
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Lucknow (PTI): The Uttar Pradesh Police used a picture Shahrukh Khan's character in newly released Hindi film Jawan to send a message of road safety. In a post shared on social media platform 'X' on Saturday UP police wrote in Hindi, "Be it young or old, never forget to wear a helmet before riding a two-wheeler." A picture showing Khan's character in the movie and a helmet was also shared in the post. The Khan's character has his head and half of the face covered in bandage. The post garnered over 1.5 million views and 58K likes till Sunday evening. In the replies to the post, users appreciated the creativity.
One of the users wrote, "A good effort but its impact should reach the ground level." Jawan hit the cinema screen on September 7 with a bumper opening.
जवान हो या बूढ़े,टू व्हीलर पर बैठने से पहले, हेलमेट कभी न भूलें।#Jawan#RoadSafety pic.twitter.com/tbCf83QlX5
— UP POLICE (@Uppolice) September 9, 2023
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Army soldier dies of suspected cardiac arrest along LoC in J-K's Poonch
Mendhar/Jammu (PTI): An Army soldier died of a suspected cardiac arrest while on duty on the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir’s Poonch district, officials said on Monday.
Naik Tilak Singh was posted in the forward Nangi Takri area of Krishna Ghati sector, the officials said.
Paying tributes to the soldier for his courage and commitment to duty, the Army White Knight Corps said in a post on X, “In solemn remembrance, White Knight Corps pays tribute to braveheart Naik Tilak Singh, who was found unconscious while performing duty on the LoC in Krishna Ghati sector on March 15. Despite immediate medical assistance, the brave soldier could not be revived and made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty.
“His unwavering courage and commitment to duty exemplify the finest traditions of the Indian Army. His supreme sacrifice will continue to inspire generations.”
