Traffic Rules In Karnataka
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Siddaramaiah Asks Police To Stop Zero Traffic Rule For Him In Bengaluru
A day after assuming office as Karnataka Chief Minister, Siddaramaiah on Sunday asked Bengaluru police to take back zero traffic protocol for him.
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Karnataka Chief Minister Does Not Want Zero Traffic Rule For Himself
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj S Bommai has decided to not imply Zero traffic rules for his city travel in Bengaluru. Earlier, the Chief Minister along with his ministers were getting zero traffic to avoid traffic congestion during their travel i
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In Karnataka, 3-Month Driving License Suspension For Riding Without Helmet
Karnataka's Transport Department has made helmets mandatory for all people riding on the two-wheelers and imposed a three-month suspension of driving license for non-compliance.
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Nitin Gadkari, Defending Fines, References Sonia Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari today backed the centre's decision to impose steep fines on traffic violations as a move that enjoyed non-partisan support. Some states ruled by the BJP including Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state Gujarat and the BJP's only fortress in the south, Karnataka, have on "humanitarian" grounds reduced the heavy penalt...
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Gujarat To Karnataka, BJP States Lead Charge Against New Traffic Fines
Days after the government prescribed steep penalties for traffic offenders under an amended law, a number of states have decided to slash them in their respective jurisdictions on "humanitarian" grounds. Ironically, leading the charge are BJP-ruled states.
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Karnataka Cop Thrashes 2 Men With Leather Strap In Police Station, Video Goes Viral
A thick leather strap in his hand, a police officer has been caught on camera mercilessly thrashing two young men accused of violating traffic rules at a police station in Karnataka. The shocking incident took place after the two men were accused of violating traffic rules and misbehaving with the police, after which they were hauled to the police ...
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Bengaluru Riot Over New Provident Fund Rules, Massive Traffic Jams
Thousands of garment workers in Bengaluru clashed with the police and set buses and cars on fire today, angry with the government over a new controversial rule for provident funds, which has now been withdrawn.
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Lots Of Excuses But A Few Helmets In Bengaluru Despite New Rule
It has been a week since the rule that makes helmets compulsory for pillion riders came into effect in Karnataka, but very few on the roads seem to be complying. While the traffic police has so far been going easy on defaulters, penalties - even up to losing the driving license - will start from Wednesday.
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No Exceptions, Helmets To Be Made Mandatory For All In Karnataka
There will soon be more helmets seen on the roads of Karnataka. The state does already have a compulsory helmet rule, but only for some two wheeler riders - those who ride within city limits of the six biggest urban areas.
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Vehicles ferrying school children in Bangalore on strike
For parents in Bangalore, sending their children to school has become a major problem. Private vans and autorickshaws, which ferry students to and from school, will be off the roads till Friday in protest against tough rules implemented by the city's traffic police.
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Siddaramaiah Asks Police To Stop Zero Traffic Rule For Him In Bengaluru
A day after assuming office as Karnataka Chief Minister, Siddaramaiah on Sunday asked Bengaluru police to take back zero traffic protocol for him.
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Karnataka Chief Minister Does Not Want Zero Traffic Rule For Himself
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj S Bommai has decided to not imply Zero traffic rules for his city travel in Bengaluru. Earlier, the Chief Minister along with his ministers were getting zero traffic to avoid traffic congestion during their travel i
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In Karnataka, 3-Month Driving License Suspension For Riding Without Helmet
Karnataka's Transport Department has made helmets mandatory for all people riding on the two-wheelers and imposed a three-month suspension of driving license for non-compliance.
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Nitin Gadkari, Defending Fines, References Sonia Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari today backed the centre's decision to impose steep fines on traffic violations as a move that enjoyed non-partisan support. Some states ruled by the BJP including Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state Gujarat and the BJP's only fortress in the south, Karnataka, have on "humanitarian" grounds reduced the heavy penalt...
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Gujarat To Karnataka, BJP States Lead Charge Against New Traffic Fines
Days after the government prescribed steep penalties for traffic offenders under an amended law, a number of states have decided to slash them in their respective jurisdictions on "humanitarian" grounds. Ironically, leading the charge are BJP-ruled states.
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Karnataka Cop Thrashes 2 Men With Leather Strap In Police Station, Video Goes Viral
A thick leather strap in his hand, a police officer has been caught on camera mercilessly thrashing two young men accused of violating traffic rules at a police station in Karnataka. The shocking incident took place after the two men were accused of violating traffic rules and misbehaving with the police, after which they were hauled to the police ...
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Bengaluru Riot Over New Provident Fund Rules, Massive Traffic Jams
Thousands of garment workers in Bengaluru clashed with the police and set buses and cars on fire today, angry with the government over a new controversial rule for provident funds, which has now been withdrawn.
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Lots Of Excuses But A Few Helmets In Bengaluru Despite New Rule
It has been a week since the rule that makes helmets compulsory for pillion riders came into effect in Karnataka, but very few on the roads seem to be complying. While the traffic police has so far been going easy on defaulters, penalties - even up to losing the driving license - will start from Wednesday.
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No Exceptions, Helmets To Be Made Mandatory For All In Karnataka
There will soon be more helmets seen on the roads of Karnataka. The state does already have a compulsory helmet rule, but only for some two wheeler riders - those who ride within city limits of the six biggest urban areas.
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Vehicles ferrying school children in Bangalore on strike
For parents in Bangalore, sending their children to school has become a major problem. Private vans and autorickshaws, which ferry students to and from school, will be off the roads till Friday in protest against tough rules implemented by the city's traffic police.
