HYDERABAD: At least 10 candidates contesting in the Lok Sabha elections appear to be routine traffic regulation breakers. From ‘risky driving’ to violating ‘no parking’ norms at commercial centers, several MPs and MP applicants have several challans pending against their vehicles.
Nizamabad MP Kavita, Mahbubnagar Congress candidate Challa Vamshi Chand, and BJP Malkajgiri candidate N Ramchander Rao characteristic a few of the many who’ve violated traffic norms in the town in the last 5 years. Express analyzed the election affidavits of 52 candidates from major political parties and determined that most of them have been fined for speeding and driving dangerously.
Take, for instance, K Kavitha. A Toyota Fortuner belonging to her, registered as TS 10 EA 6666, has seven pending challans seeing that November 2014. A quantity of Rs four 245 has to be paid, and a fee sheet in opposition to the car has been issued. Over rushing and unlawful parking were the reasons referred to by the Metropolitan Traffic police.
Vamshi Chand Reddy’s motors have as many as 35 pending challans. The former MLA has to pay a whopping Rs 37,940 towards the pending challans.
No longer owners?
Be it the Congress candidate from Chevella, Konda Vishweshwar Reddy, or the TRS Malkajgiri candidate, Marri Rajashekar Reddy, a common distinction between many of the two is that they have no motors to their name. Congress selected in Khammam Renuka, too, has none listed beneath her call.
