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Kashmir Police takes action against 3,000 traffic violation cases in two weeks

Kashmir Police takes action against 3,000 traffic violation cases in two weeks

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    Srinagar, Nov 02: Kashmir Zone Police has taken action against 3,000 traffic violation cases over the past two weeks as part of a road safety campaign, an official said on Monday. The official further said that nearly 1,800 vehicles were seized, while over 500 cases of rash driving and 450 cases of…

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Srinagar, Nov 02: Kashmir Zone Police has taken action against 3,000 traffic violation cases over the past two weeks as part of a road safety campaign, an official said on Monday. The official further said that nearly 1,800 vehicles were seized, while over 500 cases of rash driving and 450 cases of…

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Kashmir Police takes action against 3,000 traffic violation cases in two weeks

Srinagar, Nov 02: Kashmir Zone Police has taken action against 3,000 traffic violation cases over the past two weeks as part of a road safety campaign, an official said on Monday. The official further said that nearly 1,800 vehicles were seized, while over 500 cases of rash driving and 450 cases of…

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Kashmir police book over 3,000 traffic violations since Oct 17; seize 1,800 vehicles

Srinagar: Kashmir Zone Police on Sunday said it continues its sustained drive to ensure road safety and prevent loss of innocent lives. The police said that since October 17, over 3,000 traffic violations involving rash driving, stunt biking and other offences putting lives of citizens at risk have…

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