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

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

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

A division bench of Chief Justice Mohit Shah and Justice A K Menon was hearing a PIL filed by Bombay Bar Association seeking strict implementation of traffic rules and regulations.

Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria

The bench asked Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria and Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Milind Bharambe to jointly prepare a presentation addressing the issue of traffic problems in the city.

The two senior police officials will have to appear before the high court bench on July 2 and make the presentation. 

The court also raised the issue of CCTVs installed at various junctions of the city and asked if these cameras were able to detect the licence plates of the cars and identity of the drivers.

It asked the traffic department to reply to this query also on July 2.

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