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Massive crackdown against traffic violations in Qazigund

Many passengers vehicles seized; No leniency will be provided to those who are violating traffic rules, says DySP traffic

Aijaz ItoobyAijaz Itoo
August 19, 2025
in Jammu & Kashmir

Qazigund, Aug 19 : In a concerted effort to curb traffic violations, the Traffic Police Kulgam led by DySP Traffic Mohd Aslam, conducted a special drive in Qazigund belt on Tuesday.

The drive, which aimed to address issues such as overloading, overspeeding, reckless driving, and other visible offenses.

DySP traffic Mohd Aslam told that massive drive targeted violators engaged in overloading and various offenses in the Qazigund area.

“Many Passengers Vehicles Seized found without Documents and many others challaned for different violations of MV Act”.

He warned the violators to obey traffic Rules otherwise strict Action against will be taken.

He urges general public to keep watch and if any rraffic violation is observed must be shared for action, Assured the Public for better Traffic System in Qazigund Kulgam area.

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