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Indore Police Launch 'Civilian Reports' Feature On Traffic Saathi App, Citizens Can Report Violations And Win Weekly Rewards

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Traffic rule violators will now be under public scrutiny as Indore police have introduced a new feature allowing citizens to report violations directly to traffic police. The 'Civilian Reports' feature, launched on the Indore Traffic Saathi mobile app, enables residents to upload photographs and videos of motorists flouting traffic rules. Citizens providing authentic and…

Indore Police Launch 'Civilian Reports' Feature On Traffic Saathi App, Citizens Can Report Violations And Win Weekly Rewards

Indore police have introduced a new feature on their traffic app, allowing citizens to report traffic rule violations. The "Civilian Reports" feature on the Indore Traffic Saathi mobile app enables residents to upload photos and videos of motorists breaking traffic rules. Those providing authentic and useful information will be rewarded every week.

Police Commissioner Santosh Kumar Singh launched the feature during a road safety awareness program, emphasizing that public participation is crucial for improving traffic management and safety. Citizens can download the app from Google Play Store or Apple App Store and submit reports via the feature or by calling the traffic helpline number 7049107620.

Police will verify submitted evidence before taking legal action against violators. Authorities advise citizens not to confront violators or risk their safety while capturing evidence. The launch included cultural performances to promote road safety awareness, with Police Commissioner Singh felicitating the participating artistes.

Additional police officials attended the program, and traffic police are planning to guard a concert featuring Diljit Dosanjh on November 15, with over 500 police officers and drone surveillance in place amid a bomb threat.

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