UP Woman Installs Safety Lights On Bicycles After Losing Grandfather In Accident, Video Goes Viral
Since losing her grandfather in a road accident, Khushi has installed 1,500 free red lights on bicycles.
Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer Awanish Sharan often shares posts on social media that draws the attention of internet users. This time Sharan took to the microblogging site Twitter to share a video of a woman installing safety lights on bicycles in Lucknow.
The 22-year-old Khushi Pandey took up the initiative of making riding a safer experience for others after her maternal grandfather was killed in a road accident in 2020. Supposedly the crash happened because the driver was unable to spot his cycle. Since then, Khushi has installed 1,500 free red lights on bicycles. She can often be seen standing on key intersections of the city holding a placard that reads, "cycle pe light lagwao".
God Bless You. pic.twitter.com/90JnvwZxfN
— Awanish Sharan (@AwanishSharan) March 21, 2023
Since being shared on Twitter by Sharan with the caption 'God Bless You', the video has amassed close to 4 lakh views and tons of comments.
"Good to see this perspective of Indian Youth ,More power to you," wrote one user after seeing the video.
Good to see this perspective of Indian Youth ,More power to you 🇮🇳🇮🇳
— Winnie 🇮🇳🇮🇳(Vanita Gupta) (@IamVanitawinnie) March 22, 2023
"Yesterday saw in twitter “Helmet man of India” today this young bright golden hearted girl with cycle light. Watching these people I am sure that India has a great future despite all Political and Executive chaos," wrote another user.
Yesterday saw in twitter “Helmet man of India” today this young bright golden hearted girl with cycle light. Watching these people I am sure that India has a great future despite all Political and Executive chaos.
— Dip Sengupta (@DipShyampukur) March 21, 2023
"It's a great work done by her. Even such small efforts, if immitated by 1000 in country, can save more than 10000 lives every year," wrote a third.
It's a great work done by her. Even such small efforts, if immitated by 1000 in country, can save more than 10000 lives every year@swarup58
— rajivgoyal (@rajivgoyal) March 22, 2023
"Amazing work. Much needed and appreciated. These are the people who actually do things. We are zero," wrote a fourth.
Amazing work. Much needed and appreciated. These are the people who actually do things. We are zero.
— JITESH SHARMA (@JITESHS97529158) March 21, 2023
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