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The Anti-Corruption Bureau registered 22 cases in July 2025, including 13 trap cases and one disproportionate assets case. A total of 20 public servants were arrested and over Rs 7 lakh was seized, including from surprise checks at RTA and registration offices
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ACB officials from Karimnagar, led by DSP Vijay Kumar, are conducting surprise searches at the Peddapalli RTA office on Thursday, taking control of key departments and restricting public entry during the operation to prevent any interference
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Focuses on checking driver licences, adherence to traffic rules, including preventing overloading and underage driving; at least 17 school buses with no valid fitness certificates seized
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The real-time data synchronisation is expected to streamline enforcement workflows, reduce manual verification efforts, and ensure all challans are issued based on authenticated information from RTA database
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According to RTA officials, several high-value numbers fetched substantial amounts during the registration number auctions.
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According to police, the trio claimed to make instant automobile insurances and renewals at low rates and with attractive offers, collected money from several motorists
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RTP officials said the special drive was conducted with special focus on tinted glasses on cars.
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The fraudster, whose identity is not yet known, along with some other people moved around in car and threatened other vehicle owners, in particular the truck drivers and extorted money.
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Some motorists were found to be tampering the number plates of their old vehicles from TS to TG, causing concern for RTA officials.
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RTO authorities has noticed a growing trend when white board vehicles are being used for commercial purposes, leading to significant financial losses to the government and legitimate commercial vehicle owners.
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Reportedly found atleast over 50 staff, allegedly involved in illegal bidding and allotment of fancy numbers and distribution of fraudulent insurance certificates.
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According to RTA officials, several high-value numbers fetched substantial amounts during the registration number auctions.
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A truck load of turmeric was heading towards Guntur from Nizamabad district headquarters and as it reached Indalwai toll plaza, a car which was following it intercepted and persons wearing RTA official's uniform caught hold of the driver and drugged him.
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The fitness certificates issued by the RTAs concerned will be valid for one year. Not obtaining a fitness certificate compromised the safety of students.
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A section of schools were reportedly not showing interest in taking the vehicles for the test fearing that the buses would fail and that they would be unable to bear the costs.
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Hyderabad Traffic Police have initiated special drives to ensure the safety and compliance of school buses and other vehicles transporting students.
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It has been decided to ensure that no school bus in Hyderabad should be allowed to venture on city roads without getting the FC renewed or following safety precautions. RTA will seize vehicles and levy hefty penalties and the goodwill of the schools will be impacted, officials said.
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Presently, only Temporary Registrations (TR) are being done for vehicles in the showrooms. Although these TRs are received from the Transport Department, the vehicle purchasers do not have to go to the RTA office for that.
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On being alerted, the fire department officials reached the spot immediately and doused the fire. Bandlaguda police visited the spot and took up investigation.