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Mumbai: Armed with rakhis, Palghar cops 'fine' tune challans for Kerala relief
Updated On: 27 August, 2018 01:00 PM IST | Mumbai | Diwakar Sharma
Women police constables deployed at five spots were stopping those found breaking the traffic rules, tying a rakhi on their wrist, and instead of slapping a fine on them, were asking them to donate whatever they could for the flood-ravaged Kerala

Women constables tie rakhis to traffic violators; instead of slapping a challan, they asked them to donate for Kerala
On the occasion of Raksha Bandhan, the Palghar police on Sunday were fining traffic violators with kindness in the Vasai division. As part of the 'Rakhi with Khakhi' initiative, women police constables deployed at five spots were stopping those found breaking traffic rules, tying a rakhi on their wrist, and instead of slapping a fine on them, were asking them to donate whatever they could for flood-ravaged Kerala.
The constables were deployed at Babhola, Ambadi, Panchvati, T-Point and Evershine City in Vasai for over two hours in the morning. They caught several motorists for not wearing helmets and speeding. Women traffic violators were also stopped; however, instead of a rakhi, they got chocolates and roses and were asked to pay back in kind if they wished to.


