Commissioner Received These Complaints During phone-in programme: Click to Know

Commissioner Received These Complaints During phone-in programme: Click to Know

August 25: Mangalore Police Commissioner Dr P S Harsha
received several calls during the weekly phone-in programme in Mangalore on Friday, August 24.
Callers complained of city buses cutting short the trips allotted to them is causing inconvenience to citizens, including schoolchildren to which the Commissioner promised to bring the issue to the notice of the RTO and take action against such buses.
A Caller complained that the seized vehicles in the old rural police station at Maroli are covered by weeds and creepers. There is a need to clear such vehicles. Unauthorised parking of vehicles on the roads in various parts of the city are inconveniencing the pedestrians and motorists. The Commissioner promised to obtain permission from the court to dispose off the seized vehicles.
Another caller complained that unloading of the new vehicles in front of a showroom at Padil is inconveniencing pedestrians during peak hours. To which, the Commissioner said that the ACP (Traffic) will visit the spot and direct the owner not to unload goods during peak hours.
There were complaints on encroachment of road at Pakshikere, tree branches dangerously posing on the road at Kapikad Road, Ready-mix concrete mixer vehicles posing traffic congestion on main roads in city, shrill horns by the buses, exorbitant fare charged by auto drivers at Shaktinagara.