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Jesus Saviour’s School, Sirhind

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 10, 2025 IST

The school organised an awareness seminar regarding national traffic safety rules. The seminar was conducted by DSP Khushpreet Singh, Inspector Inderpreet Singh, ASI Rajwinder Singh (in-charge, Traffic, Sirhind), Head Constable Davinder Singh, and Sukhwinder Singh. They taught students traffic rules, signals and lights as well as age and speed limit. Students promised to follow the rules and regulations.

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