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Mumbai Mayor Vishwanath Mahadeshwar’s car fined for halting in no-parking

It is reported that traffic cops last Saturday found Mayor Vishwanath Mahadeshwar’s car parked in a no-parking zone in Vile Parle.

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Rules and laws are meant for all and Mumbai’s Mayor recently was recently reminded of this when his car was fined for being in a no-parking spot.

It is reported that traffic cops last Saturday found Mayor Vishwanath Mahadeshwar’s car parked in a no-parking zone in Vile Parle. Mahadeshwar was here to attend a program and his vehicle, ironically, was parked right under BMC’s ‘No Parking’ sign.  

The area is a busy traffic zone where vehicles move for Andheri and Vile Parle.

While the amount of the penalty imposed is not known, Mumbai’s traffic cops are being hailed for going ahead and taking action against the vehicle without any regard to who it belonged to. 

The city has seen a massive drive in the past few days against traffic violations which have also led to debates and discussions galore. 

A no-tolerance policy against traffic offenders is being seen as a way to improve the situation on the city’s busy roads. Those questioning strict penalties against violations such as parking in a no-parking zone argue that authorities must first construct more parking places before declaring areas as prohibited for stationary vehicles. 

They also say that because of the general lack of space on Mumbai’s streets, there is a massive shortage of places where cars and bikes can be parked. 

As per the official information from the BMC, there are 146 parking lots across the city with 34,808 parking capacity out of which around 3,000 are for two-wheelers. The civic body had recently started imposing a Rs 10,000 fine on vehicles parking close to the BMC’s parking lots.

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As per the official information from the BMC, there are 146 parking lots across the city with 34,808 parking capacity out of which around 3,000 are for two-wheelers

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