Karnataka one traffic fine belgaum

The Belgaum city police is the law-enforcement agency of Belgaum/ Belagavi City. It comes under the Karnataka State Police and is headed by the Commissioner of Police. He is assisted by the Deputy Commissioner (Law and Order), Deputy Commissioner (Crime) and DCP (CAR), and five Assistant Commissioner of Police. The Belgaum City Police has law and order & traffic Police Stations. Other units within the Belgaum City Police include City Crime Branch, City Crime Record Bureau, and City Armed Reserves. Belgaum Police is divided into three Sub Division & One Traffic Sub Division. The Three Sub Division are Market Sub Division, KBPS Sub Division & Belagavi Rural Sub Divison. Each headed by an Assistant Commissioner of Police. Belgaum Police has 15 L & O Police stations under it including one all-women police station & 2 Traffic Police Stations. The List of Police stations are as follows Market Sub Division- ACP Office • Market Police Station Contact: • APMC Police Station Contact: • Mamaruti Police Station Contact: • Shahapur Police Station Contact: KBPS Sub Division – ACP Office • Khade Bazar Police Station Contact: • Udyam Bagh Police Station Contact: • Camp Police Station Contact: • Tilakwadi Police Station Contact: • Woman Police Station Contact: Belgavi Rural Sub Division – ACP Office • Belgavi Rural Police Station Contact: • Kakti Police Station Contact: • Hirebagewadi Police Station Contact: • Suvarna Soudha Police Station Contact: • Marihal Police Station Contact: • Sambr...

Around 11.15 AM at Ramdev Galli a person in Civil dress which had a small mention of sticker as police above his rear number plate was seen collecting fines from bikers who were coming in the one way. Yes the bikes were violating the traffic rules but Can a Police officer in Civil dress fine for traffic violations ? Police in civil dress fines for traffic violations Police in civil dress stopping vehicles coming in One way Any police officer for that matter can inspect documents under suspicious circumstances or on reasonable suspicion and refer the matter to Traffic Police for further action or investigation. WHAT THE LAW SAYS The Indian Motor Vehicles Act, section 132, says only an asst. sub-inspector (one star), police sub-inspector (two star) and police inspector (three star) are authorized to receive payments against violation and issue a receipt. No police constable or head constable can issue a receipt and therefore receive a payment. They can however record the violations on the basis of which violation ticket will follow. This ticket can be settled at any of the traffic police stations. In case a constable or head constable threatens you with spot fine, insist on getting a receipt and the chances are that he will let you go because he is not authorised to issue a receipt or receive money. The Commissioner of police Raghavendra Auradkar, If the constable is stopping the vehicles and checking documents, it is illegal, people can bring it to the notice of senior poli...

I reiterate again… no vehicle SHALL BE STOPPED merely for checking documents unless it has committed a traffic violation visible to the naked eye. Only exception is drunken driving. Have instructed This is nothing new we have been posting about it and you have been reading about it. In 2017, Basavaraj Bommai Home minister answering JD(S) MLC H.M. Ramesh Gowda’s query during ‘Question Hour’ in the Legislative Council yesterday said If you have not violated any traffic law, the Traffic Police cannot stop you just to check your documents. The Traffic Police are not supposed to ask for vehicle documents after they stop the vehicles in the middle of the road. “It has come to my notice that the Traffic Police are stopping the vehicles in the middle of the road in instances of the traffic rules violation. Police should take precautionary measures to avoid accidents and other untoward incidents while stopping vehicles. Policies should be followed in such situations. In this regard, appropriate directions have been given to the Department,” he said. WHAT THE LAW SAYS Even if a vehicle is stopped by Police on a road where there is less traffic, as per law, a Traffic Constable cannot check documents. It has to be done by an ASI rank officer or above. Motorists can refuse to show the documents if the Police Constables stop the motorists and deliver the documents only to Policemen above the rank of ASI. The Indian Motor Vehicles Act, Section 132, says only an Assistant Sub-Inspector (o...

In a generous effort to resolve the large number of pending cases related to traffic violations, the Karnataka Transport Department has announced a ‘one-time offer’ of 50 percent discount on pending fines, which will be applicable only to traffic violators who pay the fine by February 11. As the fine can be paid without going to the police station, those who want to avail this offer can pay the fine online by visiting the Karnataka Forest website and checking the amount of fine to be paid. The online fine payment process is as follows. First go to https://www.karnatakaone.gov.in/PortalHome/ServiceList and click on Traffic Police Violation Fine. After that enter your vehicle registration number and click on I am not a robot box. Then by pressing the search button and scrolling you can see the traffic rule violation mentioned in front of the relevant number. If you want to see it, you have to pay the fine. Apart from this, motorists or owners can pay their fine by visiting the Belgaum Forest Center in the city.