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In gujarat No fine for breaking traffic rules till October 27

by TLAteam October 22, 2022October 22, 2022
written by TLAteam October 22, 2022October 22, 2022
In gujarat No fine for breaking traffic rules till October 27

The Gujarat government has decided to give an interesting gift to all those who are rushing to their Diwali parties ahead of the celebrations in an effort to make the festive season more enjoyable and joyful for the residents.

According to reports, Gujarat home minister Harsh Sanghavi announced on Friday that the state’s traffic police will not find anyone violating traffic rules from October 21 to 27, in honour of Diwali 2022 and the festive season.

The Gujarat government announced yesterday, “Starting today, 21st October, until 27th October Gujarat Traffic Police will not charge any fine from citizens. If any citizen is caught without a helmet or license or any other violation of traffic rules, then the police would advise them during this period.”

Sanghavi further said, “This does not mean you (the public) should not follow traffic rules, but if you make mistake, you will not be paying a fine for it.” Many people in Gujarat hailed the decision by the government, while others called it a gimmick to earn more votes during the elections.

Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) chief Jayant Singh Chaudhary slammed the decision, saying that the Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) was endangering the lives of the people during the Diwali 2022 season just for increasing their vote bank in the upcoming elections.

Taking to Twitter, the RLD chief tweeted, “What rubbish is this! Endangering the lives of motorists for votes ,Is this why EC delayed polls so such ridiculous #revdi could be scattered?”

Normally, traffic violation fines in Gujarat range from Rs 1000 to Rs 5000, but the government has decided to suspend fines for traffic offenders for one week during the Diwali holiday season. This means that if you run a red light, speed, or don’t wear your seatbelt, the traffic police will not issue you a fine for the next seven days.

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