The Bombay High Court today asked&nbsp;Mumbai's top police officials to make a presentation before it&nbsp;on how they plan to tackle traffic woes in the city.&nbsp;
A division bench of Chief Justice Mohit Shah and Justice A&nbsp;K Menon was hearing a PIL filed by Bombay Bar Association&nbsp;seeking strict implementation of traffic rules and&nbsp;regulations.
<img src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2015/feb/28-Rakesh-Maria-1.jpg" alt="Rakesh Maria" width="670" height="682" />Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria
The bench asked Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria&nbsp;and Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Milind Bharambe to&nbsp;jointly prepare a presentation addressing the issue of traffic&nbsp;problems in the city.
The two senior police officials will have to appear before&nbsp;the high court bench on July 2 and make the presentation.&nbsp;
The court also raised the issue of CCTVs installed at&nbsp;various junctions of the city and asked if these cameras were&nbsp;able to detect the licence plates of the cars and identity of&nbsp;the drivers.
It asked the traffic department to reply to this query&nbsp;also on July 2.

The Bombay High Court today asked&nbsp;Mumbai's top police officials to make a presentation before it&nbsp;on how they plan to tackle traffic woes in the city

HC wants to know how Mumbai police plans to tackle city's traffic woes

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The Bombay High Court today asked&nbsp;Mumbai's top police officials to make a presentation before it&nbsp;on how they plan to tackle traffic woes in the city

HC wants to know how Mumbai police plans to tackle city's traffic woes

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