Additional Director General of Police (Traffic), Dr. B. L. Meena, informed that during this 25-day special campaign conducted from June 4 to June 28, 2026, the police have taken strict punitive action against a record 1,92,513 vehicles.

Highest Action Against Illegal Black Films on Windows

During this intensive campaign, the highest number of penalties were slapped on vehicles using illegal black films on their glass windows. The breakdown of the 1,92,513 traffic violations penalized over the 25 days includes:

• Illegal Black Film: Action taken against 69,786 vehicles.
• Faulty Registration Plates: 48,271 cases penalized for violating number plate norms.
• Unauthorized Text/Signs: 26,930 cases where vehicles had unauthorized designations, caste names, or phrases written on them.
• Illegal Modifications (Body/Chassis): 21,333 vehicles penalized for unauthorized structural changes.
• Unauthorized Lights & Hooters: 15,863 cases of illegal use of red/blue beacon lights, flashers, strobe lights, and hooters.
• Pressure & Air Horns: 10,330 cases registered against the use of noise-polluting horns.

Intensive Crackdown Sustained Over the Past 48 Hours

Dr. Meena highlighted that the momentum of the campaign remains absolute, with the police executing 15,479 enforcement actions in the past two days alone. This recent batch of crackdowns includes:

• 4,880 cases of illegal black films on vehicle windows
• 3,636 cases of non-standard registration number plates
• 2,283 cases of illegal structural modifications to vehicles
• 2,221 cases of unauthorized words, signs, or text displayed on vehicles
• 1,608 cases of unauthorized red/blue lights, flashers, strobe lights, and hooters
• 851 cases involving pressure horns and air horns

‘No Compromise on Road Safety’

The police administration has sent out a clear and loud message that road safety will not be compromised under any circumstances. Dr. Meena warned that strict and continuous action against traffic rule violators will persist with the same intensity in the coming days.

The police department has appealed to the general public to strictly adhere to traffic rules for their own safety and the safety of others. Citizens are urged not to use any unauthorized equipment or make illegal modifications to their vehicles, and to actively cooperate with the Rajasthan Police in maintaining a safe, disciplined, and secure traffic ecosystem across the state.

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The mega-campaign is being directly supervised by Director General (Traffic) Mr. Anil Paliwal, whose constant monitoring has resulted in unprecedented enforcement actions across the state.

21-Day Report Card: Over 1.65 Lakh Challans

Additional Director General of Police (Traffic), Dr. B.L. Meena, stated that according to the consolidated data, a massive 1,65,745 vehicles have been penalized statewide in just 21 days, between June 4 and June 24.

Breakdown of Actions Taken (June 4 to June 24):

Single-Day Action: 7,228 Challans Issued on Wednesday

Focusing on just Wednesday, June 24, a total of 7,228 challans were issued across the state in a single day. This included 2,541 challans for black films, 1,678 for defective number plates, 1,016 for illegal structural changes, 872 for unauthorized signs/words, 763 for unauthorized beacons/hooters, and 358 for pressure horns.

District-Wise Impact: Ajmer and Jaipur Lead the Crackdown

The enforcement drive is not limited to the capital but is being stringently applied across all districts. The single-day figures for Wednesday highlight the statewide scope:

• Ajmer: The district police were highly active, recording the highest single-day actions with 771 challans.
• Sikar: Action was taken against 623 vehicles.
• Jaipur Commissionerate: Across its five zones (Traffic, East, West, North, South), a total of 800 actions were taken (Jaipur West topped with 421 challans).
• Jaipur Rural: 344 vehicles were seized or penalized for rule violations.
• Other Districts: Kota City registered 287 challans, Chittorgarh 263, and Jalore 233.

Police Appeal: Road Safety is Everyone’s Responsibility

The Rajasthan Police has made a strong appeal to the public to strictly obey traffic regulations. Citizens are advised not to make illegal modifications to their vehicles, strictly avoid the use of black films, pressure horns, and unauthorized hooters/flashers, and use only standard, authorized number plates. The police administration firmly believes that road safety cannot be ensured by enforcement alone; it requires the active awareness and responsibility of citizens. This mega-campaign against those compromising road safety will continue relentlessly across the state.

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Key Highlights of this News:

• Record-Breaking Action: Over 1 lakh vehicles were penalized or seized across Rajasthan within 12 days under a zero-tolerance policy.
• Massive Strike on Tinted Glasses: The highest number of penalties (39,417) were issued to vehicle owners using illegal black films on their windows.
• Jaipur West Tops the List: In district-wise actions, Jaipur West led the state with the highest number of traffic enforcements on June 15.
• Crackdown on ‘VIP Culture’: Police took strict action against unauthorized red-blue beacons, hooters, pressure horns, and illegal vehicle modifications.

Comprehensive Crackdown Across Multiple Categories

Operating under the directives of Director General of Police (DGP) Rajiv Kumar Sharma, this intensive campaign is being spearheaded by DG (Traffic) Anil Paliwal and ADG (Traffic) Dr. B.L. Meena. The traffic police are keeping a vigilant eye on habitual offenders and illegal modifications. The breakdown of the actions taken over the 12-day period is as follows:

• Illegal Black Films (Tinted Glass): 39,417 cases
• Defective/Illegal Number Plates: 26,545 cases
• Unauthorized Words, Symbols, and Writings: 14,119 cases
• Illegal Structural Modifications: 9,870 cases
• Unauthorized Red/Blue Beacons, Flashers, and Hooters: 7,428 cases
• Use of Pressure/Air Horns: 5,499 cases

Relentless Action Continues; Jaipur and Dholpur See Heavy Penalties

The intensity of the campaign is increasing with each passing day. On Monday, June 15 alone, legal action was taken against 7,208 vehicles across the state. This included 2,646 challans for black films and 1,926 for illegal number plates.

At the district level, Jaipur West recorded the highest number of actions on Monday with 470 cases. It was closely followed by Dholpur (321), Jaipur Traffic (308), Chittorgarh (303), Jaipur Rural (284), and Baran (271). While Baran and Chittorgarh reported the highest number of illegal number plate cases (150 each), the Jaipur Traffic Police led the charge in removing black films, acting on 204 vehicles in a single day.

DG Traffic Appeals for Public Cooperation

DG Traffic Anil Paliwal has strongly appealed to the citizens of Rajasthan to prioritize road safety and strictly adhere to traffic regulations. He made it clear that any form of illegal vehicle modification, use of pressure horns, tinted windows, or unauthorized beacons and hooters is strictly prohibited. Sending a stern warning to violators, he emphasized that this special enforcement drive will continue unabated to maintain a secure and disciplined traffic environment across the state.

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Among the ME offices, Jaipur has the highest number of actions (over 65), followed by Bhilwara (61), Ajmer (36), Pali (32), Beawar (28), and Udaipur and Tonk (23 each). Action is ongoing in all the districts involved in the campaign.

Principal Secretary Mines, Mr. T. Ravikant, reviewed the progress of the campaign at the Secretariat on Monday. He stated that no laxity in action against illegal mining activities would be tolerated. He directed officials to be more proactive in the field.During the campaign, Jaipur’s ME, Mr. Shyam Kapri, in the team led by Superintendent Mining Engineer, Jaipur, Mr. NS Shaktawat, conducted the highest number of operations, with 65 actions and filed 8 FIRs.

The Jaipur team seized 2 excavators and 68 vehicles. During the illegal operations in Jaipur, more than ₹50 lakh was recovered and deposited in the treasury. ME Alwar, Mr. Manoj Kumar, conducted 34 operations, seized 2 excavators and 21 vehicles, registered 14 FIRs, and arrested 10 people. Actions were also taken in Kotputli and Behror. Tonk recorded the highest number of FIRs, with 17.

Under the guidance of Bhilwara SME, Mr. OP Kabra, Bhilwara Mining Engineer, Mr. Mahesh Sharma, conducted 61 operations, seizing 3 excavators and 63 vehicles. A fine of ₹2.6 million was collected, along with 339 tons of minerals seized. Actions are also ongoing in other areas of the zone.Under the guidance of Jodhpur SME, Mr. Devendra Gaur, Pali Sojat ME, Mr. Vineet Kumar, conducted 32 operations, seizing 3 excavators and 27 vehicles.

Under the guidance of Ajmer SME, Mr. Jai Gurubakhsani, Ajmer ME, Mr. Kumawat, conducted 34 operations, seizing 29 vehicles. Nagaur ME, Mr. Jai Godara, conducted 17 operations.

Bharatpur ME, Mr. KC Goyal, conducted 12 operations, seizing 10,949 tons of minerals. Actions against illegal mining activities are ongoing in all identified districts. At the headquarters level, coordination is being provided by Additional Director, Dr. Dharmendra Lohar.

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