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4 Ghaziabad, Wednesday, December 9, 2009 p l u s City GHAZIABAD ADMINISTRATION DM . . . . . . . . . . . .2824416 DM Residence . .2820106 ADM (City) . . . . .2828411 ADM (E) . . . . . . . .2829040 City Magistrate .2827365 SDM Sadar . . . . .2829040 District Judge . .2754719 GHAZIABAD POLICE NUMBERS SSP Residence . .2821120 SSP Office . . . . . .2820758 SPCity . . . . . . . . . .2734015 SP Traffic . . . . . . .2829520 CO Ist . . . . . . . . . .2733070 CO IInd . . . . . . . . .2791769 PS Indirapuram .2605393 PS Sahibabad . . .2630691 PS Link Road . . .2770310 District Jail . . . . .2766666 GDA VC . . . . . . . . . . . . .2790911 Secretary . . . . . . .2790891 Chief Engineer . .2794094 NAGAR NIGAM Mayor . . . . . . . . . .2791210 MNA . . . . . . . . . . .2791418 Health Officer . .2791518 HEALTH CMO . . . . . . . . . . .2710754 CMS . . . . . . . . . . . .2730038 District Hospital 2730038 Emergency . . . . .2731970 Distt. Women Hospital . . . . . . . .2730992 IMPORTANT PHONE NOS. REQUIRED Required Operator: 3D+ Autocad, Basic knowledge of Computer. Fresher can also apply. Experienced prefered. Contact: 9911115095, 9911113395 C ontrary to expecta- tions, the Traffic Month launched with much fanfare in November did not make any impact in the city. It was aimed at decongesting the jam-packed roads and ''chaurahas', but it failed to produce the desired result. While the traffic police claim that it was a success, many people, including RWAs, view it as a mere administrative exercise. The focus was on the busiest ''chaurahas' and the worst congested areas like Purana Bus Adda 'chaura- ha', Maliwara Chowk, Turab Nagar Chowk, Chaudhry Morh, Ghanta Ghar, Delhi Gate, Hapur Tiraha, Meerut Road Tiraha, Mohan Nagar 'chauraha', Lal Kuan, in front of Collectorate, Hapur Chungi, Nasirpur Phatak, MM College, New Bus Depot, Bhatia Morh, Rakesh Marg, NH-24 and UP Border. Launching Traffic Month, SP Traffic Anil Kumar said, "Initially we will apply pro- hibitory orders to auto rick- shaws and automobiles in order to bring about some diversions. Later, we will take up the errant and heavy vehicles, so that there would be smooth traf- fic in coming days." Since then they have applied sev- eral procedures but traffic remains on the same track. Stereotyped action At initial stages, SSP Akhil Kumar had clearly ordered his men to follow the soft technique while they were going to teach the traffic lessons to the people. Instead of getting him right, most traffic per- sonnel used to enforce the agenda on bikers and inno- cent vehicle owners. They failed to control the errant autos, 'dagga- mar' vehicles, trucks and trolleys. These errant vehicles went on moving in their usual style. During this Road Safety Month, 31 persons died, while more than three dozen children, men and women were badly injured. In real terms, police confined themselves only to checking and issuing challan to vehi- cle owners. They failed to remove the encroachers from the roads, though they claimed that it was also an anti-encroachment drive. Training camps were organised at several schools and colleges of the city to educate the youngsters on traffic discipline, but as usual it was an exercise in futility, since these young drivers were in no mood to learn. Instead, they just needed harsh punishment. Police were trying to edu- cate the public through Traffic still 'off track' posters during the Traffic Month. Pollution checking camp, green card camp, blood group camp and even insurance camps were organised but all went unnoticed due to the dis- missive attitude of the police personnel. One could see the over- loaded public transports, sirens pressure, red and blue hooters lights, and black glasses on cars and faulty number plates on many vehicles. SP, Traffic, Anil Kumar finally accept- ed the truth that the traf- fic jam was the biggest challenge before the city. He said, "We got sponta- neous result on various roads immediately after removing the encroachment. And we are committed to doing so in days to come." Traffic at a glance Bulldozers and atten- tive police pickets could not deter the people who were always responsible to create insecuri- ty and indiscipline on the roads. A large number of RWA members have lodged com- plaints to the DM of the city about these fake checking on various roads. Kuldeep Saxena, a senior member of the Federation of Indirapuram RWA, has sharply reacted to this recently concluded Traffic Month. He said, "At most of the 'chaurahas', traf- fic police stopped every driv- er in the name of checking documents instead of telling him or her about traffic rules in a dignified manner." Admits Sunil Srivastava, ADM, city, "By taking les- sons from previous experi- ences, we realise that the Traffic Month did not come up to our expectations due to lack of co-ordination among different departments." During this Road Safety Month, 31 per- sons died, while over three dozen children, men and women were badly injured. “ Traffic moving at a snail’s pace. PARAS KUMAR
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Ghaziabad, Wednesday, December 9, 2009 Required Operator: 3D+ Autocad, Basic knowledge of Computer. Fresher can also apply. Experienced prefered. Contact: 9911115095, 9911113395 REQUIRED GHAZIABAD ADMINISTRATION DM . . . . . . . . . . . .2824416 DM Residence . .2820106 ADM (City) . . . . .2828411 ADM (E) . . . . . . . .2829040 City Magistrate .2827365 SDM Sadar . . . . .2829040 District Judge . .2754719 Traffic moving at a snail’s pace. PARAS KUMAR
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4Ghaziabad, Wednesday, December 9, 2009 plusCity
GHAZIABADADMINISTRATION
DM . . . . . . . . . . . .2824416DM Residence . .2820106ADM (City) . . . . .2828411ADM (E) . . . . . . . .2829040City Magistrate .2827365SDM Sadar . . . . .2829040District Judge . .2754719
GHAZIABAD POLICENUMBERS
SSP Residence . .2821120 SSP Office . . . . . .2820758 SPCity . . . . . . . . . .2734015SP Traffic . . . . . . .2829520 CO Ist . . . . . . . . . .2733070CO IInd . . . . . . . . .2791769 PS Indirapuram .2605393 PS Sahibabad . . .2630691PS Link Road . . .2770310District Jail . . . . .2766666
GDAVC . . . . . . . . . . . . .2790911Secretary . . . . . . .2790891Chief Engineer . .2794094
NAGAR NIGAMMayor . . . . . . . . . .2791210MNA . . . . . . . . . . .2791418 Health Officer . .2791518
HEALTHCMO . . . . . . . . . . .2710754CMS . . . . . . . . . . . .2730038District Hospital 2730038 Emergency . . . . .2731970Distt. WomenHospital . . . . . . . .2730992
IMPORTANTPHONE NOS.
REQUIRED
Required Operator:3D+ Autocad, Basicknowledge of Computer.Fresher can also apply.Experienced prefered.Contact: 9911115095,9911113395
Contrary to expecta-tions, the TrafficMonth launched
with much fanfare inNovember did not makeany impact in the city. Itwas aimed at decongestingthe jam-packed roads and''chaurahas', but it failed toproduce the desired result.
While the traffic policeclaim that it was a success,many people, includingRWAs, view it as a mereadministrative exercise.The focus was on thebusiest ''chaurahas' and theworst congested areas likePurana Bus Adda 'chaura-ha', Maliwara Chowk,Turab Nagar Chowk,Chaudhry Morh, GhantaGhar, Delhi Gate, HapurTiraha, Meerut RoadTiraha, Mohan Nagar'chauraha', Lal Kuan, infront of Collectorate, HapurChungi, Nasirpur Phatak,MM College, New BusDepot , Bhat ia Morh ,
Rakesh Marg, NH-24 andUP Border.
Launching Traffic Month,SP Traffic Anil Kumar said,"Initially we will apply pro-hibitory orders to auto rick-shaws and automobiles inorder to bring about somediversions. Later, we willtake up the errant andheavy vehicles, so thatthere would be smooth traf-fic in coming days." Sincethen they have applied sev-eral procedures but trafficremains on the same track.
Stereotyped actionAt initial stages, SSP
Akhil Kumar had clearlyordered his men to followthe soft technique whilethey were going to teachthe traffic lessons to thepeople. Instead of gettinghim right, most traffic per-sonnel used to enforce theagenda on bikers and inno-cent vehicle owners. Theyfailed to control the errant
autos, 'dagga-mar' vehicles,t rucks andt r o l l e y s .These errantvehicles wenton moving intheir usual style.
Dur ing th i sRoad Safety Month,31 persons died, whilemore than three dozenchildren, men and womenwere badly injured. In realterms, police confinedthemselves only to checkingand issuing challan to vehi-
c l eowners. They failed toremove the encroachersfrom the roads, though theyclaimed that it was also ananti-encroachment drive.
Training camps wereorganised at several schoolsand colleges of the city toeducate the youngsters ontraffic discipline, but asusual it was an exercise infutility, since these youngdrivers were in no mood tolearn. Instead, they justneeded harsh punishment.
Police were trying to edu-cate the public through
Traffic still 'off track'posters during the TrafficMonth. Pollution checkingcamp, green card camp,blood group camp and eveninsurance camps wereorganised but all wentunnoticed due to the dis-missive attitude of thepolice personnel.
One could see the over-loaded public transports,sirens pressure, red andblue hooters lights, andblack glasses on cars andfaulty number plates onmany vehicles. SP, Traffic,Anil Kumar finally accept-ed the truth that the traf-fic jam was the biggestchallenge before the city.
He said, "We got sponta-neous result on variousroads immediately afterremoving the encroachment.And we are committed todoing so in days to come."
Traffic at a glanceBulldozers and atten-tive police pickets
could not deter thepeople who werealways responsibleto create insecuri-ty and indisciplineon the roads. Alarge number ofRWA members
have lodged com-plaints to the DM of
the city about thesefake checking on various
roads. Kuldeep Saxena, asenior member of theFederation of IndirapuramRWA, has sharply reactedto this recently concludedTraffic Month. He said, "Atmost of the 'chaurahas', traf-fic police stopped every driv-er in the name of checkingdocuments instead of tellinghim or her about traffic rulesin a dignified manner."Admits Sunil Srivastava,ADM, city, "By taking les-sons from previous experi-ences, we realise that theTraffic Month did not comeup to our expectations due tolack of co-ordination amongdifferent departments."
During thisRoad Safety
Month, 31 per-sons died, whileover three dozenchildren, menand women werebadly injured.
“
Traffic moving at a snail’s pace.
PARA
S KU
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