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Panchkula Police Intensify Road Safety Campaign

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The Panchkula police, under the directives of Police Commissioner Sibas Kaviraj, have intensified their road safety campaign, specifically targeting drunk driving in the district. Over the past four days, a special drive resulted in 96 challans being issued for the 'drink and drive' offence by the traffic police. The campaign aims to reduce road accidents and ensure public safety, with a focus on the Sec-5 police station area, known for its nightlife.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Panchkula police issued 96 challans for the 'drink and drive' offence over four days, as part of a district-wide special drive.
  • Six specialized 'Drink and Drive' checkpoints were set up, using alcosensors to screen over 1,600 drivers.
  • Out of the 1,600 drivers screened, 96 were found driving under the influence of alcohol and were issued challans.
  • The campaign has a special focus on the Sec-5 police station area, which is under heightened surveillance due to the presence of nightclubs.
  • Five special night checkpoints were set up, staffed by 35 police personnel, to maintain law and order in the area.
  • Continuous patrolling was conducted using a combination of 1 ERV, 2 PCR vans, 1 Durga Shakti women's safety vehicle, and 4 rider motorcycle patrol teams.
  • The campaign is led by ACP traffic Sukharpal Singh and traffic SHO inspector Sunil Kumar.

Statistics:

  • 96 challans were issued for the 'drink and drive' offence over four days.
  • 1,600 drivers were screened using alcosensors.
  • 96 drivers were found driving under the influence of alcohol.
  • 6 specialized 'Drink and Drive' checkpoints were set up.
  • 5 special night checkpoints were set up, each staffed by 5-6 police personnel, totaling 35 officers.
  • 1 ERV, 2 PCR vans, 1 Durga Shakti women's safety vehicle, and 4 rider motorcycle patrol teams were used for patrolling.

Sources:

  • TIMES NEWS NETWORK, Panchkula: In a major crackdown on traffic violations, the Panchkula police intensified their road safety campaign, especially targeting drunk driving.

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