Police launch crackdown on loud modified silencers in southern India
October 19, 2024
In a decisive move to curb noise pollution and enhance public safety, Superintendent of Police AR Damodar has announced legal action against motorcyclists installing loud modified silencers that disrupt the peace in southern India’s Andhra Pradesh.
The incident took place at Prakasam District on October 18.
Visuals showed a long line of loud modified silencers was laid out on the road, shimmering in the sunlight. A heavy road roller moved steadily over them, crushing each silencer with a powerful thud. Surrounding the scene were traffic police, ensuring safety and order, while local residents gathered nearby, their faces reflecting curiosity and approval. The atmosphere was lively, filled with chatter as onlookers witnessed the police’s efforts to combat noise pollution and promote a quieter, safer environment for all.
According to reports, in this operation where authorities destroyed numerous loud silencers using a road roller, send a clear message to offenders.
The crackdown aims to ensure that every motorist adheres to traffic and road safety regulations. The police emphasize that noise disturbances not only inconvenience the public but also pose potential risks to fellow road users. Law enforcement will continue to monitor and take action against those who violate these regulations, reinforcing the importance of maintaining a safe and quiet environment for all.
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