During the World Bicycle Day rally in Mysuru, Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Chandrashekar urged the youth and the public to incorporate cycling into their daily routines. Addressing attendees at the event's valedictory ceremony, he highlighted cycling's benefits for physical health, discipline, and environmental sustainability. The rally, organized in collaboration with local organizations such as the Mysuru Athletes Club and Royal Riders Mysuru, saw participation from over 50 cyclists who raised awareness about healthy living, road safety, and environmental protection. The event commenced at Kote Anjaneya Swamy Temple, where B Manjunath, deputy director of the department of public libraries, officially flagged off the rally. Other notable attendees included Ramesh Narasaiah, a retired deputy commissioner of the commercial tax department, and Anil, president of Balya Foundation, both of whom spoke on the significance of physical activity and cycling's role in environmental conservation. The rally's route included several prominent locations in Mysuru, fostering community involvement and promoting a healthier lifestyle.