1.61lakh fine traffic! X Bengaluru Gray-Wheler’s huge, “The car is still not infected”

Bangaluru dual -wheel contesting collected a stunning amount of $ 1.61 in traffic fines, yet he continues to move in the city’s streets, which raised frustration between the locals and asked questions about the effectiveness of implementing traffic in the region.

This problem appeared after the X (formerly Twitter) user, which was identified as Shibam, participated in a detailed publication explaining the contestants’ continuous violations of the traffic rules. SHIBAM reported that the total fines rose from $ 1,05,500 last year to the current $ 1,61,000, with a highlight of the contestant’s disregard for regulations, including ride without a helmet.

The post included pictures of the car and the contestant, as well as a screenshot of the Traffic Challenan application that shows the accumulated fines.

In response to the online screaming, the traffic police admitted to the situation on the situation on X, saying: “We noticed, we will take the necessary measures.”

The residents have expressed their lack of belief due to the lack of action against the contestant, as a user wonders why the car was not seized despite the escalating fines. Comments on the post reflect an increasing concern about the traffic application, as some users indicate that fines can soon exceed the value of the car, prompting the contestant to abandon it. Others called for more stringent measures, including submitting the first information report (FIR) and following fines through the courts.

One of the users mocked, “Very soon, the exact amount will exceed the value of motorcycles and will give up the car.”

Another said: “Police may invest in this man. 50 % returns in one year beats NIFTY50 below It’s time to make your profits Blcitypolice“

The situation ignited a broader conversation on traffic violations in Bangaluru, as users express frustration with the perpetrators of the authorities. One of the users noticed, “They do not take it seriously. I personally published traffic violators in public places two months ago, and it is still open. If they mistakenly change them, the violations will be booked again.”