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Heavy Traffic Jam In Parts Of Delhi, Cops Issue Advisory
Commuters travelling towards central Delhi from the eastern parts of the national capital and Noida faced heavy traffic due to VIP movement towards and away from Rajghat today.
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Equip Ambulances With GPS Support, Establish Control Room for Uninterrupted Traffic, Karnataka HC Says
The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday directed state government authorities to install GPS tracking systems on ambulances in the state. The court also directed the authorities to establish a control room for the management of ambulances, which should be able to control the traffic on the roads when the ambulances are in transit.
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Policemen On Traffic, VIP Duties Barred From Using Mobiles In Rajasthan
Policemen deployed to deal with traffic and arrangements for movement of VIPs in Rajasthan will have to deposit their mobile phones with their senior officers, according to an order issued today.
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Stopping Traffic For Dignitaries Should Not Exceed 10 Minutes: High Court
The Madras High Court has said that traffic stoppage in case of movement of dignitaries, including the state's governor, chief minister and chief justice, should not be more than five to ten minutes.
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Boy Bled Inside Ambulance In Delhi, Cops Waited For VIPs. Video Is Viral
For several heart-stopping minutes, an ambulance with a bleeding child inside was kept waiting by the police at a major crossing in Delhi, for VIP movement. One outraged eyewitness live-streamed the incident near the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium in central Delhi.
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Delhi Commission of Women Asks Police to Revise Traffic Rules for VIP Movement
In view of two women who had to deliver in public vehicles due to traffic snarls on account of the Indo-African Summit, the Delhi Commission of Women has asked the Delhi Traffic Police to revise the rules for imposing curbs during VIP movement.
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Hyderabad Police Say New 'VIP Movement' Plan Will End Traffic Hold-Ups
Hyderabad currently serves as the capital of two states and that means two chief ministers, many ministers and a governor whizzing down its roads at any given time, apart from visiting dignitaries. The city's traffic police says it will soon have in place a green channel to ensure that "VIP movement" does not inconvenience citizens.
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Don't Believe in VIP Culture: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis
A day after traffic policemen stalled movement of public vehicles to make way for his convoy, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today expressed regret for the inconvenience caused to people and insisted that he shuns VIP culture.
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Streamline VIP movement through Capital: Parliamentary panel to Delhi Police
Waiting on the roads for a stream of red beacon cars carrying VIPs to pass may soon be thing of past for Delhites.
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Stop traffic disruptions or face legal action, Harish Salve to Delhi top cop
Senior Supreme Court lawyer Harish Salve has written to the Delhi Police commissioner, asking him to put a stop to the massive traffic disruptions in the city caused by "VIP movements" within a week or face legal action.
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Heavy Traffic Jam In Parts Of Delhi, Cops Issue Advisory
Commuters travelling towards central Delhi from the eastern parts of the national capital and Noida faced heavy traffic due to VIP movement towards and away from Rajghat today.
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Equip Ambulances With GPS Support, Establish Control Room for Uninterrupted Traffic, Karnataka HC Says
The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday directed state government authorities to install GPS tracking systems on ambulances in the state. The court also directed the authorities to establish a control room for the management of ambulances, which should be able to control the traffic on the roads when the ambulances are in transit.
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Policemen On Traffic, VIP Duties Barred From Using Mobiles In Rajasthan
Policemen deployed to deal with traffic and arrangements for movement of VIPs in Rajasthan will have to deposit their mobile phones with their senior officers, according to an order issued today.
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Stopping Traffic For Dignitaries Should Not Exceed 10 Minutes: High Court
The Madras High Court has said that traffic stoppage in case of movement of dignitaries, including the state's governor, chief minister and chief justice, should not be more than five to ten minutes.
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Boy Bled Inside Ambulance In Delhi, Cops Waited For VIPs. Video Is Viral
For several heart-stopping minutes, an ambulance with a bleeding child inside was kept waiting by the police at a major crossing in Delhi, for VIP movement. One outraged eyewitness live-streamed the incident near the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium in central Delhi.
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Delhi Commission of Women Asks Police to Revise Traffic Rules for VIP Movement
In view of two women who had to deliver in public vehicles due to traffic snarls on account of the Indo-African Summit, the Delhi Commission of Women has asked the Delhi Traffic Police to revise the rules for imposing curbs during VIP movement.
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Hyderabad Police Say New 'VIP Movement' Plan Will End Traffic Hold-Ups
Hyderabad currently serves as the capital of two states and that means two chief ministers, many ministers and a governor whizzing down its roads at any given time, apart from visiting dignitaries. The city's traffic police says it will soon have in place a green channel to ensure that "VIP movement" does not inconvenience citizens.
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Don't Believe in VIP Culture: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis
A day after traffic policemen stalled movement of public vehicles to make way for his convoy, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today expressed regret for the inconvenience caused to people and insisted that he shuns VIP culture.
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Streamline VIP movement through Capital: Parliamentary panel to Delhi Police
Waiting on the roads for a stream of red beacon cars carrying VIPs to pass may soon be thing of past for Delhites.
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Stop traffic disruptions or face legal action, Harish Salve to Delhi top cop
Senior Supreme Court lawyer Harish Salve has written to the Delhi Police commissioner, asking him to put a stop to the massive traffic disruptions in the city caused by "VIP movements" within a week or face legal action.
