CAPF and state police riders arrive in Jaipur with the message “Fight Against Drugs”
Rally’s next leg to depart from Ram Niwas Bagh at 10 am on Thursday
Rajasthan DGP Rajiv Kumar Sharma to flag off the rally from Albert Hall
Jaipur, October 2026 : The National Motorcycle Rally carrying the message of public awareness against drug abuse and national unity reached Amer in Jaipur on Wednesday evening. The riders were welcomed with flowers and tilak amid the melodious tunes of the Rajasthan Police Band. At historic Amer, Deputy Inspector General of Police Shweta Dhankad greeted the riders and welcomed them to the Pink City.
DIG Dhankad said that on October 22, Rajasthan Director General of Police Rajiv Kumar Sharma would flag off the rally at 10 am from Albert Hall in Ram Niwas Bagh for its next leg.
The rally, themed “Fight Against Drugs,” is being organised as part of the National Unity Day parade scheduled for October 31 at Ekta Nagar in Gujarat to commemorate the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. Riders from the Central Armed Police Forces, various central police organisations and state police are participating in the rally. It aims to raise awareness among young people and the general public about the harmful effects of drug abuse while promoting national unity.
Welcome at Amer; Rally to Depart from Ram Niwas Bagh
Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) V.K. Singh said the rally entered Rajasthan through Kotputli-Behror district and would proceed towards Gujarat via Jaipur, Ajmer, Chittorgarh and Udaipur.
The rally was welcomed at Amer Fort in Jaipur on October 21. The following morning, DGP Sharma will flag off the riders from Albert Hall, Ram Niwas Bagh, at 10 am.
Around 250 riders from various forces, including the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), Border Security Force (BSF), National Investigation Agency (NIA), Railway Protection Force (RPF), National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), National Security Guard (NSG) and Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB), are participating.
According to the schedule, the rally will travel from Jaipur to Ajmer on October 22, proceed to Udaipur via Chittorgarh on October 23, and depart from Udaipur towards Gandhinagar on October 24.
Interaction with Students and the Public
Awareness programmes against drug abuse will be organised at the rally’s reception and departure points. The riders and organisers will interact with school and college students as well as members of the public.
At halting points, discussions on the harmful effects of drug abuse will involve non-governmental organisations, Narcotics Control Bureau officials, National Cadet Corps (NCC) and National Service Scheme (NSS) members, and students.
Rajasthan Police Makes Extensive Arrangements
For the smooth conduct of the rally, DIG (Armed Battalion) Shweta Dhankad has been appointed Rajasthan’s nodal officer. Police officers in the districts along the route have been assigned specific responsibilities.
Arrangements are being made for security, traffic management, escort vehicles, parking and emergency assistance along the route. Control rooms headed by officers of Rajasthan Police Service rank will be established in each district to monitor the rally.
Riders to Reach Albert Hall from Three Locations Before Departing for Ajmer
The National Motorcycle Rally will pass through Jaipur’s streets on Thursday, October 22. To ensure its smooth movement, Jaipur Traffic Police has prepared a detailed route plan.
Riders will travel from three different locations, accompanied by pilot vehicles, to Albert Hall in Ram Niwas Bagh. DGP Rajiv Kumar Sharma will flag off the rally for Ajmer at 10 am.
From the Fourth Battalion RAC to Albert Hall
One contingent will depart from the Fourth Battalion Rajasthan Armed Constabulary (RAC) camp. Its route will pass through Ramgarh Road, Sadwa Mod, Manbagh, Dhobighat Circle, Galta Gate Crossing, Delhi Road, Transport Nagar, Gurudwara Mod, Ghatgate Crossing, Sanganeri Gate and Ram Niwas Bagh Crossing before reaching Albert Hall.
Police Inspector (Traffic Education) Ramkripal Meena will be responsible for piloting this contingent.
From the Fifth Battalion RAC to Albert Hall
The second contingent will depart from the Fifth Battalion RAC camp and travel via Delhi Road, Transport Nagar, Gurudwara Mod, Ghatgate Crossing, Sanganeri Gate and Ram Niwas Bagh Crossing to Albert Hall.
Police Inspector (Traffic East-IV) Durgaprasad will lead the pilot arrangements along this route.
From the Rajasthan Police Academy to Albert Hall
The third contingent will leave the Rajasthan Police Academy and proceed via RPA Mod, Panipench Crossing, Chinkara Crossing, Collectorate Circle, Khasa Kothi, Government Hostel Crossing, MI Road, Yadgar Crossing and Ram Niwas Bagh Crossing before reaching Albert Hall.
Police Inspector (Traffic North-IV) Kailash Chand Meena will be responsible for piloting this contingent.
Route from Albert Hall to Ajmer Road
After the flag-off, the rally will proceed from Albert Hall via the rear gate of Ram Niwas Bagh, Trimurti Circle, JDA Crossing, Rambagh Crossing and Ambedkar Circle before entering the Bharat Jodo Setu elevated road.
It will then pass through Shyam Nagar Vegetable Market, Purani Chungi, Nirman Nagar, 200 Feet Crossing, Kamla Nehru Nagar overbridge, Bhankrota and Bagru before reaching the commissionerate boundary on Ajmer Road.
Ramkripal Meena will oversee the pilot arrangements along the entire route.
