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Amritsar: A bike rally dedicated to Kargil martyrs

Bike riders during a rally organised from Company Bagh to Attari border to pay tributes to Kargil war heroes in Amritsar on Monday. Photo: Sunil kumar

Tribune News Service

Amritsar, July 26

As many as 30 riders, under the Ministry Bike Riders, a group of riders, held a bike rally to pay tributes to the Kargil martyrs by driving bikes from Company Bagh to the Attari border here on Monday. Mounted on adventurous bikes, they headed towards the border in the evening. It was for the first time that they organised such an event. They decided to dabble in social service by holding this event. Next in the line will be plantation from August.

Gagandeep Pandhi, a key member of the Ministry Bike Riders, said the group members have to comply with all traffic norms, including wearing of riding gears, helmets by riders and pillion and carrying all documents along. Besides, overtaking and rash driving are not allowed during any adventurous trip. Following the speed limit is also mandatory.

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