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Hero MotoCorp Presents 100 Duet Scooters To Women Police In Haryana
Hero MotoCorp has presented 100 Duet scooters to the women police of Haryana under its CSR initiative.
Hero MotoCorp has presented the women police of Haryana with 100 Duet scooters under 'Project Sakhi' on the occasion of 'Mahila Police Diwas'. The Hero Duet police scooters are equipped with sirens, traffic lights, and PA systems.
The new Hero Duet police scooters will be used by the women police of Haryana for their day-to-day patrolling activity.
Vijay Sethi, the head of CIO and CSR for Hero MotoCorp handed over the scooters to the police department, in the presence of Manohar Lal Khattar, the Chief Minister of Haryana. Also present was the DGP of Haryana and other police officials.
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Since last year, Hero MotoCorp has handed over more than 200 two-wheelers to the police department in Haryana under various initiatives. To strengthen the riding capabilities of the police, Hero MotoCorp has introduced riding simulators at various police academies.
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Hero MotoCorp has been working closely with the police department towards the betterment of tomorrow and as part of its CSR initiative, Ride Safe India, Hero MotoCorp also conducts various nationwide programs to promote road safety.
