New Delhi: If all of you have also installed pressure horns and changed silencers in your car or bike, then be careful. In fact, the Delhi Traffic Police will now cut your challan. According to the Delhi Traffic Police, they have launched a special drive against vehicle owners using pressure horns and changed silencers in vehicles. Let us tell you that the traffic police have informed people about this campaign through Twitter. In fact, the Delhi Traffic Police has given this ultimatum for those who break the rules on the road by tweeting.

Starting today, #DelhiTrafficPolice shall be penalising those who use pressure horns and modified silencers in their vehicles.#DelhiMeinShorNahi pic.twitter.com/5z7ZrYaCat

— Delhi Traffic Police (@dtptraffic) August 20, 2022

The traffic department wrote in its post, 'Delhi Traffic Police will impose fine on those who use pressure horn, a modified silencer in their vehicles. No noise in Delhi.' Although a senior police officer said that earlier also the police used to take action against those who did this, but now more attention will be given to them. With this, the official said, 'Those who create noise pollution by violating the rules and using pressure horns and modified silencers will be fined.'

Let us tell you that another official said, 'We will talk to the doctors and ask them about the ill effects of noise pollution. We will broadcast interviews to educate people so that they should stop using modified silencers and pressure horns.' At the same time, many people on Twitter welcomed this step of the police and gave their advice on other issues as well. In fact, youths always get such horns and silencers installed in Bullets and other bikes which make a lot of noise. At the same time, the traffic police of Delhi used to cut challans for this earlier also, but now under a special campaign, they will take action by imposing heavy fines on such people.

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