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భారత్ లో పుట్టినందుకు సిగ్గు పడుతున్నా : మోడీ
తప్పతాగి చిందేసిన గుజారాత్ పోలీసులు
బట్టలిప్పుతూ న్యూస్ చదివేసింది
ఆపరేషన్ సక్సెస్ కిడ్నీలు గల్లంతు..!
రూల్స్ పాటించలేదని మంత్రిని ఆపేసింది
యమధర్మరాజే వచ్చి ట్రాఫిక్ రూల్స్ చెబితే
MEERUT: In a bizarre incident, a car driver in Meerut has been challaned for not wearing a helmet. In fact, cops went a step ahead and even put the Maruti Swift car's registration number on the challan receipt. The aggrieved driver later approached the senior superintendent of police (SSP) who has ordered an enquiry into the matter.
భారత్ లో పుట్టినందుకు సిగ్గు పడుతున్నా : మోడీ తప్పతాగి చిందేసిన గుజారాత్ పోలీసులుబట్టలిప్పుతూ న్యూస్ చదివేసింది ఆపరేషన్ సక్సెస్ కిడ్నీలు గల్లంతు..! రూల్స్ పాటించలేదని మంత్రిని ఆపేసిందియమధర్మరాజే వచ్చి ట్రాఫిక్ రూల్స్ చెబితేMEERUT: In a bizarre incident, a car driver in Meerut has been challaned for not wearing a helmet. In fact, cops went a step ahead and even put the Maruti Swift car's registration number on the challan receipt. The aggrieved driver later approached the senior superintendent of police (SSP) who has ordered an enquiry into the matter.
The incident happened in the Hasanpur area of the city on
Sunday evening when Shailender Singh, 43, was stopped by a traffic police
officer, who asked to see his car's papers. According to Singh, all his vehicle
documents were in order, yet the cop refused to let him go. "I was getting
late as I had to take my 4-month-old son to a doctor but the cop kept holding
my car for some reason. After I had a heated discussion with him, he, to my
surprise, challaned me for not wearing a helmet. This is ridiculous. I never
knew I had to don a helmet while driving a car."
On his part, Shivraj Singh, the traffic cop who had the
challan issued, said that the matter is being blown out of proportion and that
at the heart of the controversy is a technical mistake. "We stopped
Shailender Singh because we found him talking on the mobile phone while
driving. We had to therefore challan him. I asked the chowki in-charge of
Hasanpur, Bachan Singh, to issue a challan. However, the official, by mistake,
charged him for not wearing a helmet whereas the challan should have been
issued for talking on the mobile phone while driving. It was an error and not
done deliberately."
Shailender on Monday visited the SSP, DC Dubey, and narrated
the whole incident to him. Dubey directed the SP (Traffic) to look into the
issue. "If the incident is found to be true, appropriate action will be
taken against the erring official," the SSP said.
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