Decision taken in this city of Gujarat: If you are not wearing a mask, an e-memo will come home

Decision taken in this city of Gujarat: If you are not wearing a mask, an e-memo will come home

At a time when the number of corona cases is on the rise across Gujarat, the administration is also taking necessary steps to prevent the spread of the deadly virus. A nationwide lockdown has been imposed in the country till May 31. In addition, rules such as social distance and wearing a mask are being followed to prevent corona infection.

A big decision has been taken by Rajkot Municipal Corporation regarding compulsory mask. In which technology is being used as there is a problem in collecting fines from people who go out without wearing masks. The Rajkot Municipal Corporation charges a fine of Rs. 1000 first and Rs.

In the operation, there are clashes with the officers including the ward officer of Rajkot Municipal Corporation. MNP has started using technology to recover the amount of the mask. Manpah officials have started posting photos of those who went out without masks and sending e-memos to those who went out without masks.

Beginning to levy a fine of Rs.1000

Rajkot Municipal Commissioner Udit Agarwal had on April 12 issued a declaration on making masks mandatory in Rajkot and started levying fines of Rs 1,000 from those who went out without masks from April 13. After that, the state government instructed to collect a fine of Rs 200. At present, a fine of Rs 200 is levied.

On an average, more than 100 people are exposed daily without masks. On May 26, 32 people from the East Zone, 56 from the Central Zone and 63 from the West Zone were arrested without masks. Drivers are reluctant to pay fines for levying fines. The Municipal Corporation of India (MCCI) has decided to issue e-memos as there are not enough amount to pay the fine in the driver's pocket. According to him, so far 397 people have been sent e-memos for not wearing masks.

The vehicle can be sold despite having an e-memo as there is no tie-up in Manpa's RTO
Rajkot police sends e-memos with the help of CCTV cameras or through their own vehicles to collect fines including drivers or helmets for violating traffic rules in the city. The driver can sell his vehicle even though he has to deposit the amount of police e-mema. Similarly, as there is no tie-up between the corporation and RTO in this regard, the vehicle can be sold even if the amount of e-mema of Manpa is outstanding and the vehicle is transferred to another person. Could.
E-memo to 23 for spitting in public
The then Municipal Commissioner of Rajkot, Banchhanidhi Pani, had issued a notification to levy a fine of Rs 250 for spitting in public. Following the corona virus, Municipal Commissioner Udit Agarwal announced a fine of Rs 500 for spitting in public. The state government later ordered a fine of Rs 200 for spitting. In Rajkot, 23 people have been sent e-memo registers for spitting.
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