The comprehensive drive is designed not only to weed out traffic anarchy and the misuse of privilege symbols on roads but also to foster a culture of responsible driving among citizens.

Major Focus on Tinted Windows and VIP-Style Number Plates

The state-wide campaign, closely monitored by Director General (Traffic) Anil Paliwal, heavily targeted modifications that violate apex court rulings and motor vehicle acts.

According to Additional Director General of Police (Traffic) Dr. B. L. Meena, statistical analysis from the drive shows that a significant number of motorists continue to openly defy Supreme Court guidelines regarding vehicle aesthetics and modifications:

• Illegal Tinted Glass (Black Film): The highest number of offenses recorded involved vehicles with illegal black films on windows, resulting in 3,264 actions state-wide.
• Non-Standard Number Plates: 2,079 motorists were penalized for displaying fancy, illegible, or VIP-style registration plates.
• Unauthorized Text and Caste Displays: Police took strict action against 1,204 individuals for illegally painting designations, caste names, or political symbols onto their vehicles to exert undue influence.
• Structural Vehicle Modifications: 861 vehicles were flagged and penalized for unauthorized modifications to their chassis or body structures without transport department approval.

Clamping Down on Hooters and Noise Pollution

The crackdown also focused on individuals attempting to mimic official authority or causing public disturbance through noise pollution.

During the drive, police intercepted 544 cases of vehicles illegally equipped with red-blue beacon lights, flashers, or hooters. Additionally, 496 cases were registered against the use of loud pressure horns and modified silencers—particularly on bullet motorcycles engineered to emit firecracker-like sounds—which severely disrupt peace in silent zones.

District-Wise Performance: Kota City Leads the Charge

The enforcement drive saw active participation across all police districts. Kota City topped the state performance chart with the maximum number of penal actions, followed closely by Ajmer and Barmer.

Traffic Compliance is a Social Responsibility: DGP

Commending the ground forces, DGP Rajiv Kumar Sharma has directed all state police units to sustain the momentum of these surprise checks.

“Adhering to traffic rules is not merely a legal obligation to avoid penalties; it is a fundamental social and moral responsibility of every citizen,” the DGP stated. He emphasized that the ultimate objective of the Rajasthan Police is not just punitive financial recovery, but rather cultivating awareness to establish a safe, self-disciplined, and seamless transit system across the state.

Disclaimer:This news report is synthesized independently by Mission Ki Awaaz based on official data, statistical releases, and public statements issued by the Rajasthan Police Headquarters. It is intended solely for public awareness and informational purposes. For authoritative updates on traffic regulations and fine structures, citizens are advised to consult the official guidelines issued by the State Transport Department or local traffic authorities.

The incident occurred within the jurisdiction of Surouth Police Station and quickly drew the attention of local residents. According to eyewitnesses, the accident was severe, creating a scene of shock and distress in the surrounding area.

After receiving information about the incident, police personnel rushed to the location and secured the site. The bodies of all three victims were taken into custody, and further legal procedures were initiated.

Officials stated that the identities of the deceased had not been established at the time of reporting. Efforts are underway to identify the woman and the two children, while investigators continue to examine the circumstances that led to the tragedy.

Police are exploring all possible angles to determine the exact cause of the incident. Post-mortem examinations and other formalities are currently being carried out as part of the ongoing investigation.

The unfortunate incident has left the local community in mourning. Residents expressed grief over the loss of life and are awaiting further information regarding the victims’ identities.

Authorities have appealed to the public to come forward with any information that may help identify the deceased. The investigation remains ongoing.

Disclaimer: This report is based on preliminary information available from local sources and police officials at the time of publication. Details may be updated as the investigation progresses. Readers are advised to refer to official statements for confirmed findings.

During the meeting, the budget of ₹953.97 crore approved by the Central Government for Rajasthan was also ratified. Emphasizing digital transparency, the Chief Secretary also directed the immediate updating of the ‘RAJSIMS’ portal.

Key Points and Major Decisions of the Meeting

• Regular Inspections: Officials have been directed to conduct surprise inspections to ensure that children receive a fully balanced and nutritious meal according to the prescribed standards.
• Positive Impact: With the effective implementation of the scheme, the drop-out rate of children in government schools has decreased, malnutrition levels have declined, and children’s interest in studies has increased.

Two Major Innovations of the State Government: ‘Shri Krishna Bhog’ and ‘Atithi Mata’

Progress reports on two special initiatives launched by the state government, which have also been praised by the Prime Minister himself, were shared in the meeting:

1. Shri Krishna Bhog Yojana This innovation is proving to be immensely helpful in eradicating anemia and malnutrition among children. During the financial year 2025-26, 6,054,768 food plates (thalis) were served to children under this scheme.

2. Atithi Mata Concept Under this unique initiative, mothers and female guardians of school children are invited to the school. They not only inspect the cleanliness and distribution system of the food but also taste the meal themselves and record their written feedback on its taste and quality. Under this campaign, 5,519,810 mothers have visited schools to observe the mid-day meal system so far.

Presence of Senior Officials

This important meeting was attended by Additional Chief Secretary of School Education Shri Rajesh Yadav, Additional Chief Secretary of UDH Shri Alok Gupta, Secretary of Rural Development Shri Krishna Kunal, Secretary of Food and Civil Supplies Shri Ambrish Kumar, along with Joint Secretary Finance Dr. Bharti Dixit, ICDS Director Shri Vasudev Malavat, and Mid-Day Meal Commissioner Shri Vishwa Mohan Sharma, alongside other senior officials of the Education Department.

Disclaimer: This article is a news report based on the official events and public data from the PM Poshan Yojana State Level Committee meeting held at the Secretariat in Jaipur. Its purpose is strictly to provide information to the general public.