Dear Supporters,
Thank you for signing and supporting our call for urgent road and safety improvements in Carmelaram. Now, we have an even stronger way to make our message impossible to ignore — personal stories, in our children’s own words.
🚨 Why This Matters
Our community’s children face unsafe and dusty roads daily:
• 🌫 Incomplete 100 FT Road — Causing traffic congestion and accidents. Dust from incomplete works affects thousands of school children every day, harming their health.
• 🚧 Gear Road, Ivy Park Road, Carmelaram Railway Station Road, Gunjur club road— Broken and neglected for years, making commutes unsafe.
• 🚉 Missing Rail Overbridge — Unsafe crossings and daily traffic chaos.
• 🚦 Poor Traffic Management — Heavy Congestion and gridlock situations have become daily routine
• 🛣 CDP Roads — Still incomplete or crumbling.
✉️ The Letter of Hope Movement
This Independence Day, our children are writing handwritten letters to Deputy CM Shri D.K. Shivakumar, telling him about:
• The unsafe & dusty roads they travel
• How these roads make them feel
• Their dreams for safe, welcoming streets
We believe heartfelt, honest words from children will carry more weight than statistics alone.
📢 What You Can Do Right Now
1️⃣ Add your child’s voice to your signature on this petition — In the “Leave a comment” box, share your child’s short story or thoughts about the road problems.
2️⃣ Email their letter — Send a scanned or photographed copy of your child’s handwritten letter to:
📧 carmelaram.unite@gmail.com
3️⃣ Post it on Twitter — Share the letter photo, tagging @carmelramUnite and using #CarmelaramUnite.
4️⃣ Keep sharing this petition with other parents, neighbours, and school groups.
💡 The 5 most heartfelt letters will receive a special gift.
🤝 Why This Works
Every story, every letter, every social post builds emotional pressure on our leaders — combined with thousands of petition signatures, it says loud and clear:
Our children’s safety and health can’t wait.
Sign. Share. Tell your child’s story. Email and tweet their letter.
Let’s make Carmelaram’s children voices heard and teach them how to speak up for themselves and others in the community.