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Kishtwar District Police Crackdown on Traffic Violators
2/27/2024 10:57:59 PM

Early Times Report

Kishtwar, Feb 27: In a decisive move to enhance road safety and enforce traffic regulations, the Kishtwar District Police launched a targeted operation resulting in the issuance of challans to 80 violators. Under the vigilant supervision of SSP Kishtwar, Shri Abdul Qayoom-JKPS, the initiative dubbed "Operation 3rd Eye Kishtwar" aimed at curbing rampant violations such as rash driving, driving without helmets, and wrongful parking within Kishtwar town.
Utilizing advanced technological aids, including CCTV surveillance systems, the enforcement team meticulously identified instances of traffic rule violations.
The offenders were captured on camera, and their vehicles were identified through the number plate reading system. Following this, thorough investigations were conducted to ascertain the residential addresses of the vehicle owners.
Upon confirmation of the violators' identities, copies of the challans along with photographic evidence of the infractions were dispatched to their residential addresses.
This meticulous approach underscores the Kishtwar District Police's commitment to enforcing traffic laws and promoting road safety.
The vehicle numbers of the violators have been listed as follows:
[Here, you can list the vehicle numbers as provided in the original information]
This decisive action sends a strong message to errant motorists, emphasizing the importance of adhering to traffic regulations for the safety and well-being of all road users.
The Kishtwar District Police reassures the public of its continued efforts to maintain law and order on the roads, fostering a culture of responsible driving and respect for traffic laws.
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