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Over 70 traffic violation cases against police patrol vehicle in Mysuru

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Over 70 traffic violation cases against police patrol vehicle in Mysuru
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A police emergency vehicle in Mysuru has been found to have 71 pending traffic violation cases, sparking public criticism. The Karnataka State Police Complaints Authority has called for a state-wide audit of police vehicles to ensure accountability.

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The incident raises concerns about the credibility of law enforcement when officers fail to adhere to the same traffic regulations they are tasked to enforce.

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A police emergency response vehicle in Mysuru has come under scrutiny after it was found to have accumulated 71 traffic violation cases over the past two years, resulting in a pending fine of ₹36,500 under the current 50% settlement scheme.

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The article reports on a factual discovery of traffic violations and the subsequent administrative response without taking a partisan stance.

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