A man dressed as God of Death Yama, took part in the Road Safety Month programme, organised by Gandada Gudi Foundation and Devaraja Traffic Police, near City Bus Stand this morning. Lord Yama urged helmetless riders to wear helmets to avoid death during road accidents by giving a rose besides extending Sankranti greeting by giving ‘yellu-bella.’ Devaraja Traffic Inspector Mamata, actor Siddu Mulimani, Foundation President Aryan, Manohar Gowda, Meghana Raj and others were present.
Lord Yama rides scooter...
A man dressed as God of Death Yama, took part in the Road Safety Month programme, organised by Gandada Gudi Foundation and Devaraja Traffic Police, near City Bus Stand this morning. Lord…
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