Rs 42,500 challan issued in Faridabad for emitting cracker sound

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Updated At : 01:00 PM May 22, 2023 IST

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Faridabad, May 21

The owner of a motorcycle has been issued a challan of Rs 42,500 by the local police for violating the Motor Vehicles Act. The motorcycle, a Royal Enfield, was intercepted at a barricade near City Park in Ballabgarh on Tuesday for emitting loud cracker sound. Sube Singh, a police spokesperson, said the youth driving the motorcycle was unable to produce valid documents.

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