The City Traffic Police have
said that they stand a good chance of being let off with just fines and not
imprisonment, if they turned up for a Traffic Lok Adalat being organised from February
9 to February 11.
“Offenders caught with blood
alcohol concentration levels less than 100ml will be exempted from
imprisonment,” said AV Ranganath, Deputy Commissioner of Police, adding that
however, this would not be applicable to drivers of public transport vehicles
like autos, buses, lorries and others.
The Lok Adalat, being organised in
association with the judiciary, will have the court sessions being held from 10
am to 5 pm on all three days. Citizens having pending challans on their
vehicles can use the Lok Adalat, where they will be allowed to clear the pending
challans by paying half of the actual fine
amount.
The Adalat will be held
simultaneously at the Goshamahal Police Stadium and near Tivoli Theatre,
Secunderabad.Ranganath said the department, for the first time, would introduce
a token system to ease the procedures.
“The venues will have five tents,
with the token to indicate the tent number, date, serial number,” the DCP said,
adding that the tokens would have to be collected from the reception desk.
Citizens can access the Lok Adalat
Traffic forms through the Hyderabad Traffic Police’s official website and
Facebook, and traffic police stations concerned. Cases registered under
Hyderabad, Rachakonda and Cyberabad will be cleared too, irrespective of the
jurisdictions, he said.
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