Hyderabad, June 5 (IANS) In a crackdown on tampering with vehicle number plates, Hyderabad police have seized 2,149 vehicles for violating rules. The seized vehicles include 2,046 two-wheelers, 52 four-wheelers, and 51 autorickshaws.Hyderabad Police Commissioner V. C. Sajjanar said on Friday that to safeguard peace and security in the city, police conducted intensive vehicle checks under ‘Operation Kavach’ on Thursday night.He personally visited the field in areas such as Jubilee Hills–Ven…
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Guwahati, June 3 (IANS) BJP MLA from Assam’s Bihpuria Assembly constituency Bhupen Borah on Wednesday urged the Assam government and police to adopt stricter measures against helmetless riders, including imposing fines and seizing motorcycles for up to one month, following a series of fatal road accidents involving youths in his constituency.Speaking to reporters, the legislator expressed concern over the rising number of deaths caused by motorcycle accidents, particularly among young people in …
Jaipur, May 13 (IANS) Rajasthan Police carried out a large-scale statewide blockade and enforcement campaign last week as part of an intensified drive to strengthen law and order and tighten surveillance on criminal activities across the state. The special two-day operation was conducted under the direction of Director General of Police Rajiv Kumar Sharma and covered multiple police ranges across Rajasthan.According to Additional Director General (Law and Order) V.K. Singh, the campaign was cond…
Bhubaneswar, May 6 (IANS) Amid a sharp rise in road accidents, the Odisha government has directed Regional Transport Officers (RTOs) to take proactive steps to curb such incidents through stricter enforcement and greater public awareness about traffic rule violations. According to an official statement on Tuesday, the directions were issued by Transport Commissioner Amitabh Thakur during a special review meeting held with all Deputy Transport Commissioners, RTOs, and Additional RTOs in Bhubanesw…
New Delhi, May 3 (IANS) Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has announced a new, structured and time-bound system for settling traffic challans, signalling a stricter approach to road discipline, an official said on Sunday. The Chief Minister said the move aims to curb violations, improve road safety, and bring greater transparency through a fully digital process.She added that the new system is designed to be fully digital, time-bound and accountable.”This will ensure better compliance with traffi…