Uttarkashi traffic police took action against 23 drivers during an evening vehicle-checking operation aimed at preventing crashes and improving compliance with road rules. The drive covered the district headquarters and nearby areas.
2 drivers were arrested after police found them driving while intoxicated. Their vehicles were also seized during the operation. Police said drunk driving creates a serious risk for both the driver and other people using the road.
Violations found during checking
The enforcement operation was conducted on the instructions of Superintendent of Police Kamlesh Upadhyay. Traffic Inspector Sunil Kumar led the team that checked vehicles at different points.
Police issued challans under the Motor Vehicles Act for violations including speeding, riding without helmets and carrying 3 people on vehicles meant for fewer riders. The action was part of the department’s road-safety enforcement effort.
3 vehicles parked inside no-parking zones were towed and taken to Uttarkashi Kotwali. Police told drivers to use designated parking spaces and avoid leaving vehicles in restricted areas.
Police safety appeal
Alongside enforcement, the team spoke to drivers and pedestrians about helmet use, obeying speed limits and following traffic regulations. Police urged the public to support safer roads and warned that ignoring rules can endanger both individuals and other road users.
The department also indicated that strict action against drunk driving and other traffic violations would continue. The latest operation combined challans, arrests, vehicle seizure and towing as police sought to reduce risks on Uttarkashi’s roads.
Conclusion
Uttarkashi traffic police penalised 23 drivers, arrested 2 people for drunk driving and towed 3 vehicles from no-parking areas during the checking drive. Police also continued its public safety outreach on helmets, speed limits and traffic rules.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How many drivers faced action in the Uttarkashi checking drive?
Police took action against 23 drivers and issued challans for traffic violations.
Q. How many people were arrested for drunk driving?
2 drivers were arrested after being found driving under the influence of alcohol.
Q. What happened to the vehicles of the arrested drivers?
Police seized both vehicles during the operation.
Q. Why were 3 vehicles towed?
They were found parked in no-parking zones and were taken to Uttarkashi Kotwali.
Q. Which violations led to challans?
The listed violations included speeding, riding without a helmet and carrying 3 people on a vehicle.
Q. Who led the traffic checking team?
Traffic Inspector Sunil Kumar led the team, acting under the instructions of Superintendent of Police Kamlesh Upadhyay.
Q. What safety advice did police give?
Police asked people to wear helmets, follow speed limits and comply with traffic rules.
