Rawalpindi Traffic Police have been accused of issuing excessive fines to citizens, a claim that has been made by a traffic warden himself. According to reports, the warden, Ahsan Shah, has complained to his chief, Farhan Aslam, and other senior officials, alleging that they have been pressuring traffic wardens to issue a certain number of fines daily in order to meet revenue targets.
The complainant, who wishes to remain anonymous, claims that he received a fine for speeding despite there being no speed cameras installed on the road. He also alleges that the traffic police have not taken any action against him despite his complaints.
However, the spokesperson for the traffic police has denied these allegations, stating that traffic wardens are not issued a daily target for issuing fines. The spokesperson also claimed that the traffic police have installed speed cameras to monitor traffic flow and that any areas where traffic wardens are not following procedures will be held accountable.
The controversy has sparked a national debate, with several politicians and citizens expressing their concerns about the alleged corruption. The Punjab government has also launched an investigation into the matter, with the chief minister ordering a detailed report to be submitted.
The incident highlights the need for greater transparency and accountability in the traffic police department. It also raises questions about the use of technology to monitor traffic flow and ensure that citizens are not being unfairly targeted.
In related news, several other incidents have been reported in the country, including a collision between a bus and a motorcycle in Karachi, which resulted in the death of one person and injuries to several others. A severe fog warning has also been issued for several areas in Punjab, with multiple roads being closed due to poor visibility.
Furthermore, a report by the Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development and Transparency (PILDAT) has highlighted the need for greater accountability and transparency in the country’s institutions. The report also recommends the establishment of an independent ombudsman to investigate complaints of corruption and misconduct.
In sports news, Pakistan’s cricket team has been struggling to find its footing in the modern era of T20 cricket. Former captain Babar Azam has expressed his concerns about the team’s performance, stating that there is a need for greater consistency in policy and a more effective system of governance.
In international news, the United States has warned Canada that its decision to allow the import of Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) will have serious consequences. The US has also expressed its concerns about the potential impact of the decision on the US economy.
Meanwhile, former Indian cricketer Mohammad Kaif has spoken out about his experiences with his former teammates, stating that they are now richer than him. Shoaib Malik has also celebrated his wife’s second wedding anniversary, expressing his love and appreciation for her.
In other news, the Supreme Court of Pakistan has taken notice of the alleged corruption in the country’s institutions, with several high-profile cases being investigated. The court has also ordered the establishment of a special investigation team to look into the matter.
In a separate incident, a water tanker in Karachi has killed a five-year-old child, with the driver fleeing the scene. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and calls for greater accountability.
In economic news, the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) has seen a significant decline in its stock prices, with several companies experiencing a sharp drop in their values. The decline has been attributed to a number of factors, including the country’s economic woes and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In a related development, the government has announced a series of measures to boost the country’s economy, including a reduction in interest rates and a increase in government spending. However, the measures have been met with skepticism by many analysts, who argue that they will not be enough to address the country’s deep-seated economic problems.
In environmental news, the government has launched a campaign to promote the use of renewable energy sources, including solar and wind power. The campaign has been met with widespread support, with many citizens expressing their enthusiasm for the initiative.
In a separate development, the government has launched a crackdown on the use of plastics, with several businesses being fined for violating the ban. The crackdown has been met with widespread support, with many citizens expressing their appreciation for the government’s efforts to protect the environment.
In a related incident, a severe storm has hit several areas in the country, causing widespread damage and
