Gujarat Police Traffic Crackdown: 18,000 Cases Registered, Over 4,000 Vehicles Detained
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The Gujarat Police have launched an intensified traffic enforcement drive across the state against vehicles operating without valid number plates and those using illegal or fancy registration plates.
Over 18,000 Cases Registered In 20 Days
According to the traffic department, more than 18,000 cases have been registered during the first 20 days of the campaign, while over 4,000 vehicles found to be non-compliant have been detained.
The enforcement drive has also resulted in the collection of around ₹58.56 lakh in fines from traffic violators across Gujarat.
Illegal Number Plates Under Scanner
The traffic department said non-standard, obscured and artistic number plates can make it difficult for law enforcement agencies to identify vehicles.
Such plates can pose particular challenges while tracking stolen vehicles, monitoring speed violations and investigating road accidents through automated CCTV camera networks.
Drive To Continue Until October 14
Police said the special enforcement campaign will continue until October 14.
Traffic personnel are expected to intensify surprise checks and vehicle detentions in the coming weeks, along with action against motorists found violating number plate and other traffic regulations.
