After losing their granddaughter, Ramya’s grandparents and her six-year-old younger sister Rishita organised a candlelight march at KBR park on Monday. Rishita held a placard which said “Who will return her life?"

Her relatives, celebrities, politicians and many others were also present holding placards to create awareness against drunk driving. Ramya’s family demanded justice. They said that strong action should be taken against drunk drivers to prevent accidents.

Commercial taxes minister Talasani Srinivas Yadav who attended the march said “Not only Ramya's family, every family in the city was affected after they came to know about the tragedy. This should not happen to another family. Our government is very serious on this. Police would be more strict on drunk drivers from now on”  

Tollywood actress Lakshmi Manchu said that “more awareness about the menace of drunk driving is needed in society.”

Ramya’s relatives demanded that even the car owner should be arrested so that no vehicle owners allow underage children to drive without the license.

Ramya’s uncle C. Murali Krishna said “our family is shattered. Nobody should be allowed to drive after drinking or without a license. No bar should serve alcohol to minors. We must stop this.”.

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By M. Divya Shri