Supreme Court Committee Targets Indore's Traffic Black Spots
A Supreme Court-appointed committee in Indore, directed by Justice Abhay Manohar Sapre, aims to eliminate dangerous road 'black spots.' Post-inspection, Justice Sapre emphasized road safety, urging improved measures and compliance. The Madhya Pradesh High Court also highlighted traffic rule violations, prompting additional safety campaigns.
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The Supreme Court-appointed road safety committee has instructed Indore's district administration to expedite the rectification of dangerous 'black spots' prone to frequent accidents. This directive follows an official meeting held on Tuesday.
Former judge, Justice Abhay Manohar Sapre, after leading a review meeting, personally assessed these hazardous locations and evaluated the ongoing improvements. He has mandated that if any negligence is discovered in the construction efforts, corresponding action against contractors will occur.
District magistrate Ashish Singh relayed that Justice Sapre also advocated for an intensified campaign to ensure compliance with helmet and seat belt regulations, stressing the importance of road safety to match Indore's significant achievements in city cleanliness.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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