CURATED BY - BAGHWAN DAS BERAGI | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Shajapur, Under the direction of Superintendent of Police Yashpal Singh Rajput and Additional Superintendent of Police TS Baghel, in compliance with the instructions issued from time to time by Police Headquarters, Bhopal regarding reduction in road accidents and compliance of various traffic related rules, two wheelers were carried out by the traffic police. A special campaign was launched against “Bullet” vehicles. Shajapur traffic station in-charge Saurabh Shukla formed a special vehicle checking team from the traffic police station and checked the Bullet vehicles, in which legal action was taken against the vehicles which did not follow the rules as directed by the Traffic Motor Vehicle Act and were driven against the rules.

More than 100 vehicles were checked by the police station traffic police while running a special vehicle campaign at Traffic Point Tiraha, Gandhi Hall Tiraha and Dupada Tiraha. In which mainly two-wheeler Bullet vehicles operating in the city were stopped during checking and their silencers were checked. During this period, action was taken to confiscate the vehicles in 7 Bullet two-wheelers for not having a silencer as per the prescribed standards, Bullet emitting a loud crackling sound, having a modified silencer, having a faulty silencer installed on the Bullet two-wheeler and violating various rules. Went. Modified silencers of four two-wheeler Bullets were removed and confiscated. If a modified silencer is found, a challan of Rs 5,000 will be issued as per rules and if a broken or defective silencer is found used, Rs 1,000 each will be collected as summon fee from the vehicle owners as per rules and a new silencer will be issued for their Bullet vehicle. It was sent to the police station and got replaced by the mechanic.

Similarly, during vehicle checking, action was taken against 19 two wheeler drivers for not wearing helmets and a total summon fee amount of Rs 5700 was collected for Bullet and other two wheeler drivers not wearing helmets. Traffic station in-charge Saurabh Shukla provided them information regarding traffic rules and appealed to them to always wear a helmet and follow the traffic rules for the safety of themselves and their families. They were appealed to be cautious about the rules in future and to motivate their family members also to follow the traffic rules.

In the above action taken by the traffic department, along with traffic station in-charge Shukla, Subedar Ravi Shankar Verma, Assistant Sub Inspector Ashok Dubey, Assistant Sub Inspector Jitendra Jat, Assistant Sub Inspector Shyam Chaudhary, Assistant Sub Inspector Subhash Patel, office in-charge constable Amit along with traffic station in-charge Shukla were present. Jat, constable Nilesh Bharti, Dharmendra Sharma, Gaurav, Kamlesh, Manish, soldier Nandkishore, soldier Omprakash Dubey were present.