"The traffic branch of Rajkot city police adopted a unique way wherein female police constables tied rakhis to those persons who were caught for violating traffic norms," said ACP (Traffic) A L Chaudhary.
To catch violators off-guard, female police constables along with officers were deployed at almost every cross-roads in the city.
According to the officer, around 2,000 rakhis and also equal number of pamphlets have been given to police personnel deployed throughout the city.
When asked about the objective behind the initiative, the ACP said that it was for creating awareness about "traffic sense and rules" among people.
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