Getting out of the vehicle… It’s all about foreclosure on lockdown

Hyderabad: Coroner’s lockdown on police vehicle caught today But that’s all. If this happens, your vehicle will not be able to get out of your hands. Being in one place for days, there is a high risk of vehicle damage. Police have already confiscated up to a quarter of a million vehicles across the state. There is no possibility of salvation unless the lockdown is lifted completely. When the lockdown is completed they cannot be taken from the stations. After the sanctions are relaxed, the police of the respective stations will deposit them in the courts. The vehicle has to be recalled after paying a fine of Rs 500-2000 under the Infectious Diseases Prevention Act. Besides, the cost of repairs in rupees is high as it does not move in one place for several days.

Command control rooms are 3 km from the issuing
house. More than a distance… That is the rule that one should go on two-wheelers. Staff in the command control rooms monitor CC cameras and penalize violators. More than 90 percent of them are two-wheelers. Non-contact issues are more likely to be issued than direct contact (fines and direct fines).

According to the Citizen Tracking App, more than
11,000 vehicles came to the road in the state last Sunday. Of these, 2,648 crossed three kilometers. Statistically, it is less than 24% of the total. Rachakonda Police Commissionerate more vehicles on the road. Strangely enough, the Hyderabad Commissionerate has only 228 vehicles on the road