Traffic Police in Gorakhpur Use Mobile Phones to Capture Images for Challans
The traffic police in Gorakhpur are using the mobile phones of Home Guards to capture images of traffic-law violators. If a driver or rider sees a Home Guard taking their picture with their phone, they should not smile because the picture is being taken to issue a challan or fine. If the driver or rider smiles when the picture is being taken, the same picture will be used on the challan. This happens when the challan is transferred to the Regional Transport Office (RTO). Such incidents take place every day in the RTO office.
Details of the Incident
On Tuesday, a Home Guard in Gorakhpur was directing traffic at the Mohaddipur intersection. The Home Guard asked some people to move ahead, but two people on a bike approached him. The Home Guard took their picture with his mobile phone, and the two people on the bike were unaware of this. A similar incident occurred at the Shastri Chowk intersection when a bike rider arrived without wearing a helmet, and his bike did not have a high-security number plate. The traffic police present at the intersection took his picture with their mobile phone.
This practice is common in many other cities and towns in India, and it is an effective way to enforce traffic rules and regulations.
Summary
– Traffic police in Gorakhpur are using mobile phones to capture images of traffic-law violators.
– If a Home Guard takes a picture of a driver or rider, they should not smile because the picture will be used on the challan or fine.
– This practice is common in many other cities and towns in India.
– The traffic police took pictures of a bike rider without a helmet and without a high-security number plate.
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