It Is Distressing That Educated People Themselves Violate Traffic Rules - Sajjanar

Hyderabad City Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar has expressed concern over educated and responsible individuals violating traffic rules, describing such behaviour as extremely unfortunate and an unforgivable offence. A bank employee named Dharmaraju allegedly caused the death of 21-year-old Osmania University engineering student Ayesha Musfira by riding his two-wheeler on the wrong side of the road near Nallakunta Fever Hospital. Reacting to the incident on X on Tuesday, Sajjanar said the young woman had been travelling with her father, smiling and talking to him until the accident suddenly claimed her life under the wheels of a bus.

The Commissioner said that the impatience to save just two minutes had extinguished the light of an entire family. He stressed that taking shortcuts or driving on the wrong side should never become the reason for another person's death. Urging motorists to follow traffic regulations, Sajjanar called on everyone to behave as responsible citizens and prioritise road safety. He emphasised that even a brief violation of traffic rules can have devastating and irreversible consequences for families.