Bollywood actress Mughda Godse rides with Ludhiana

Ludhiana, February 25, 2018: A cycle rally was taken out here today. The ride began from Silver Arc Mall and ended at PAU on Ferozepur Road Ludhiana. A great number of people enthusiastically took part in the ride for awareness. Famous celebrity Mugdha Godse was also present.

The ride commenced in the morning at 8 am and ended at 10 am. The ride was flagged off by Deputy Commissioner Pardeep Aggarwal. Prizes were given away by RN Dhoke, Police Commissioner, Ludhiana. All the participants of the ride were given certificates.

Awards were given to Nankana Sahib Model High School, Janta Nagar for Best School Participation. Naysha won the award for cutest kid. Gang of Girls award was given to from Khalsa Senior Secondary School for Girls. Sagar Gupta and Suhavi Chandel were the winners of Slogan writing contest. Best Decorated Cyclist was awarded to Aman Pandey of Govt. Sen. Sec. School, Mundian Kalan. Best dressed cyclist was awarded to Gurneet Kaur of Sacred Heart Convent School, BRS Nagar.

Around 1000 people came out and showed their support for the ride and participated in it. Managing Directors of more than 20 organizations participated in the event. A number of eminent personalities of Ludhiana were also present at the event. The District Education Office and District Sports Office also participated in the ride. A special performance by Albert John enthralled those present.

On this occasion, Mughda Godse, who participated in the ride, said that she was very glad to be able to spread the message of health and fitness. "This ride is a great way to create awareness about health and the environment. A number of people participated in this ride and I hope more people organize such rides and initiate using cycles."

The Deputy commissioner Pradeep Aggarwal said that these kinds of rides should be organized more often. “The cycle is a great mode as it keeps us healthy and reduces pollution. I am very happy with the initiative taken by people as this is a really good cause.”

RN Dhoke, Police Commissioner of Ludhiana said that he was happy to see that organizations were taking the initiative to protect the environment by creating awareness.

Kartar Singh Sembi, District Sports Officer said that he was elated that cycling was being promoted for health. “Cycling is a very important sport and it will be great to see more and more people take that up, whether as a sport or a hobby.”