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Driven out by Vijai, RTO officials reappear at ‘odd spots’ in Margao

Driven out by Vijai, RTO officials reappear at ‘odd spots’ in Margao


MARGAO

More than a month after TCP Minister Vijai  Sardesai drove them away from the Opinion Poll Square, RTO officials  have once again made their presence felt “ this time behind the Ravindra Bhavan road adjoining the Opinion Poll Square road.

 Thursday noon saw RTO officials going on a challaning  spree behind the Ravindra Bhavan road, taking many a motorist riding  sans helmets, by surprise. Given that the RTO jeep was not visible from a  distance, motorists fell into the dragnet of officials, but not before  issuing a host of challans to the violators.

 Motorists, however, questioned the RTO officials’ presence  behind the Ravindra Bhavan road, wondering whether they are only out on  the roads to enforce traffic laws than to regulate traffic. In fact,  motorists pointed out that they never see the RTO officials regulating  traffic in the city hit by traffic snarls.

 The TCP Minister had last month warned the RTO officials  not to park their vehicles along the Opinion Poll Square road, saying  that he does not want obstructions in the smooth flow of traffic on the  road by the presence of the RTO officials.

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Published Feb 23, 2018, 2:15 AM IST
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