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Home | Telangana | Police Seize 30 Overcrowded Mini Trucks Autos In Warangal

Police seize 30 overcrowded mini-trucks, autos in Warangal

The police intensified vehicle checks under Parkal area following the accident at Neerukulla crossroad in Athmakur mandal.

By Telangana Today
Published Date - 20 March 2021, 06:59 PM
Police seize 30 overcrowded mini-trucks, autos in Warangal
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Warangal Rural: Parkal police seized at least 30 mini-trucks (three-wheelers) and passenger auto rickshaws for carrying people in violation of rules on Saturday. The police intensified vehicle checks under Parkal area following the accident at Neerukulla crossroad in Athmakur mandal in which four farm labourers were killed when the auto rickshaw in which 16 persons including the driver was travelling was rammed by a car on Friday.

Speaking on the occasion, Parkal ACP A Srinivas warned that drivers/owners of three-wheelers which are used for other than prescribed purpose and carrying passengers beyond the permitted limit would have to pay a fine of Rs 2 lakh besides serving one month imprisonment.


“We will not allow goods auto rickshaws to take passengers,” he said, adding that strict vigil will be put on the auto rickshaw drivers. “We are taking all steps to prevent the road accidents,” he said and directed the auto drivers follow the government rules.

The police have also urged the people, especially the farm labourers, to avoid travelling in the overloaded auto rickshaws as it has become a regular practice for the people to go in auto rickshaws to work in the farms from one village to another village during the chilli and cotton harvesting season in many rural areas in the erstwhile Warangal district.


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