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Nagpur: The investigation into the fatal Godhani Road accident has revealed that the truck that ran over a woman and critically injured her son was plying within city limits without a No Objection Certificate (NOC). You Can Also Check: Gold Rate in Nagpur | Silver Rate in Nagpur | Bank Holidays in Nagpur | Public Holidays in Nagpur | Petrol Price in Nagpur | Diesel Price in Nagpur | CNG Price in Nagpur | LPG Price in Nagpur Stay updated with the latest Nagpur news.
That is why we have invoked culpable homicide charges against the driver, who has been arrested and remanded to magisterial custody,” a senior police officer overseeing the investigation told TOI. The accident occurred around 5pm, during the restricted hours for heavy vehicles, exposing glaring lapses in enforcement. Their movement on city roads is prohibited between 8am and noon and again from 4pm to 10pm. “The vehicle had no permission to ply on city roads. Residents have criticised both the traffic police and the Regional Transport Office (RTO) for failing to curb such violations. They alleged that enforcement agencies have failed to establish an effective deterrent, allowing heavy vehicle operators to disregard restrictions without fear of consequences. They have demanded a stricter ban on heavy vehicles along the busy stretch between 5am and 11pm. Download the TOI App.