Over 1,300 Vehicles Inspected, Strict Penalties Imposed
Key Points:
- 931 two-wheelers and 429 cars inspected in a week-long drive.
- Fines totaling ₹1.39 lakh collected for various violations.
- Focus on curbing crime and unsafe driving practices.
CHAIBASA – West Singhbhum’s Superintendent of Police (SP) intensified traffic inspections under a special road safety campaign. Over the past week, police personnel conducted thorough checks on two-wheelers and four-wheelers, collecting ₹1.39 lakh in fines.
Comprehensive Vehicle Checks Conducted
The campaign inspected 931 two-wheelers and 429 four-wheelers. Violations included riding without helmets, triple riding, rash driving, driving without seat belts, and driving without licenses. Notably, a minor was caught riding a bike without a license, and one motorist was found driving under the influence.
Crime Prevention Efforts
The SP stated that the campaign also aimed to combat crime, focusing on arresting offenders and confiscating illegal firearms, alcohol, and narcotics. This dual-purpose initiative underscores the importance of maintaining law and order alongside road safety.
Appeal for Compliance
Authorities urged the public to adhere to traffic regulations and emphasized the dangers of drinking and driving. The SP personally appealed to drivers to exercise caution and follow safety norms to prevent accidents and save lives.
