The city police on March 7 penalised 563 people for wrong side entry on one-way roads, 2,047 people were fined for violating parking norms, while 658 people were caught driving cars without wearing the seat belt, an official said
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Newly-appointed Mumbai Police Commissioner Sanjay Pandey said the city police have removed 226 abandoned vehicles and registered 36 cases for wrong side driving.
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He also thanked Mumbaikars for their support of the police"s efforts. "Our efforts yesterday #removekhatara had 226 removed. #wrongsidedriving driving enthusiasts saw 36 cases registered. Look forward to more work today and hope #bikers take note," Pandey tweeted.
Our efforts yesterday #removekhatara had 226 removed. #wrongsidedriving driving enthusiasts saw 36 cases registered. Look forward to more work today and hope #bikers take note. Grateful to #mumbaikars for support 🙏
— Sanjay Pandey (@sanjayp_1) March 8, 2022
The city police on Monday also penalised 563 people for wrong side entry on one-way roads, 2,047 people were fined for violating parking norms, while 658 people were caught driving cars without wearing the seat belt, an official said. Besides, 2,864 two-wheeler riders were penalised for not wearing helmet and seven motorists, including auto-rickshaw drivers, faced action for driving without permit, he said.
A number of citizens lauded the police"s steps and also made certain suggestions. Pandey had last week sought suggestions from Mumbaikars on the towing of vehicles by traffic police.
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