Mumbai Police Fine

A woman in Mumbai recently shared a disturbing incident wherein a man claiming to be a police officer climbed into her autorickshaw and attempted to fine her for using a vape.

Mumbai Police senior inspector Sudhir Kudalkar has debunked fake news which was making rounds on social media about the death of Ratan Tata's pet dog "Goa".

Mumbai Traffic Police on Thursday responded to a man who claimed that an officer at Mantralaya issued a wrong fine on his electric vehicle that was plugged in for charging in the city.

Popular Marathi actor and NCP's Shirur MP, Amol Kolhe criticised the current state government by raising questions about the traffic police.

The Mumbai police also took to Twitter to share copies of the fines issued on Tuesday against riders of both vehicles.

Mumbai Traffic Police issued a notification which makes it compulsory for pillion riders to wear a helmet when out on a two-wheeler. The rule comes in to force 15 days from now and offenders will be penalised as well.

The Mumbai Police penalised more than 1,300 delivery boys in about a fortnight for disregarding traffic rules and riding dangerously. The announcement was made through its social media platforms.

A traffic police officer in Mumbai was taken for a ride on the bonnet of a car and was lucky to escape unharmed after he stopped a man for violating the rules on Thursday morning.

An inquiry commission headed by a retired high court judge on Wednesday imposed a fine of Rs 25,000 on former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh for not appearing before it, a government lawyer said.

An inquiry commission headed by retired Bombay High Court judge, Justice KU Chandiwal has imposed a fine of Rs 25,000 on former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh for not appearing before it on Wednesday.

A commission headed by a retired High Court judge on Tuesday imposed a fine of Rs 5,000 on former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh for not appearing before it despite its summons.

In a bid to intensify the crackdown on people not wearing masks, Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh has asked the city police force to collect fine from at least 1,000 such violators per day in each zone, an official said on Wednesday.

Mumbai Covid-19 cases: The Mumbai police have, in their trademark style, warned the residents of the city to strictly follow the pandemic protocol, not-so-subtly hinting that life could otherwise turn difficult for delinquents. The warning on Twitter comes amid a steady rise in the number of fresh cases over the past many days.

The Mumbai Police in Maharashtra has clarified that the fine for not wearing a mask amid the pandemic is Rs 200 and not Rs 1,000 as stated by a news report earlier.

Under the prescribed speed limit it should at least take 37 minutes to cover the 50 km distance between the Urse and Khalapur toll plazas. If a vehicle covers the distance in lesser time the motorist has presumably violated the speed limit and will be fined Rs. 1,000.

A woman in Mumbai recently shared a disturbing incident wherein a man claiming to be a police officer climbed into her autorickshaw and attempted to fine her for using a vape.

Mumbai Police senior inspector Sudhir Kudalkar has debunked fake news which was making rounds on social media about the death of Ratan Tata's pet dog "Goa".

Mumbai Traffic Police on Thursday responded to a man who claimed that an officer at Mantralaya issued a wrong fine on his electric vehicle that was plugged in for charging in the city.

Popular Marathi actor and NCP's Shirur MP, Amol Kolhe criticised the current state government by raising questions about the traffic police.

The Mumbai police also took to Twitter to share copies of the fines issued on Tuesday against riders of both vehicles.

Mumbai Traffic Police issued a notification which makes it compulsory for pillion riders to wear a helmet when out on a two-wheeler. The rule comes in to force 15 days from now and offenders will be penalised as well.

The Mumbai Police penalised more than 1,300 delivery boys in about a fortnight for disregarding traffic rules and riding dangerously. The announcement was made through its social media platforms.

A traffic police officer in Mumbai was taken for a ride on the bonnet of a car and was lucky to escape unharmed after he stopped a man for violating the rules on Thursday morning.

An inquiry commission headed by a retired high court judge on Wednesday imposed a fine of Rs 25,000 on former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh for not appearing before it, a government lawyer said.

An inquiry commission headed by retired Bombay High Court judge, Justice KU Chandiwal has imposed a fine of Rs 25,000 on former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh for not appearing before it on Wednesday.

A commission headed by a retired High Court judge on Tuesday imposed a fine of Rs 5,000 on former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh for not appearing before it despite its summons.

In a bid to intensify the crackdown on people not wearing masks, Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh has asked the city police force to collect fine from at least 1,000 such violators per day in each zone, an official said on Wednesday.

Mumbai Covid-19 cases: The Mumbai police have, in their trademark style, warned the residents of the city to strictly follow the pandemic protocol, not-so-subtly hinting that life could otherwise turn difficult for delinquents. The warning on Twitter comes amid a steady rise in the number of fresh cases over the past many days.

The Mumbai Police in Maharashtra has clarified that the fine for not wearing a mask amid the pandemic is Rs 200 and not Rs 1,000 as stated by a news report earlier.

Under the prescribed speed limit it should at least take 37 minutes to cover the 50 km distance between the Urse and Khalapur toll plazas. If a vehicle covers the distance in lesser time the motorist has presumably violated the speed limit and will be fined Rs. 1,000.