Ahmedabad Police Detain 106 Vehicles In Two-Night Crackdown On CG Road
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Ahmedabad Police detained 106 vehicles during a special late-night checking drive on CG Road and around Municipal Market in Navrangpura, targeting traffic violations, modified vehicles and vehicles being driven without proper documents.
The drive was conducted by Navrangpura Police along with the ‘She’ Team over two consecutive nights, with checking carried out between 10 pm and 1 am. Police said the action was aimed at addressing complaints related to overspeeding, modified silencers, harassment of women and mobile phone snatching in the area.
106 Vehicles Detained During Drive
According to police, 21 vehicles without number plates were among those detained. Action was also taken against vehicles being driven without licences or proper documents, as well as those fitted with modified or fancy number plates.
The vehicles detained during the drive included:
- 26 Suzuki Access scooters
- 25 Suzuki Burgman scooters
- 19 Honda Activa scooters
- 6 Royal Enfield Bullet motorcycles
- 3 TVS Jupiter scooters
- 6 four-wheelers
The action led to a significant police presence on CG Road as officers checked motorists travelling through the area late at night.
Police Target Overspeeding, Modified Vehicles
According to the Zone 1 DCP, police had received repeated complaints about overspeeding and two-wheelers fitted with modified silencers in the Navrangpura Police Station area.
Complaints related to alleged harassment of women and mobile snatching were also reported, prompting the police to conduct intensified checking during the late-night hours.
Police sub-inspectors and personnel from the ‘She’ Team participated in the drive.
Police Appeal To Motorists
Police said the checking drive was intended to improve women’s safety and strengthen law and order in the area while encouraging motorists to follow traffic regulations.
Citizens have been advised to carry valid driving licences and necessary vehicle documents and comply with traffic rules while driving.
