Hyderabad, The traffic police of Hyderabad caught a total of 474 vehicle drivers driving under the influence of alcohol during a special campaign on May 15 and 16.
According to a press release issued by the City Police Commissioner, a total of 474 drunk drivers were caught during the two-day special campaign, including 417 two-wheelers, 24 three-wheelers, and 33 four-wheelers. Among these cases, 103 drunk drivers had a BAC level between 30 and 50 mg. Additionally, 188 drivers had levels between 51 and 100 mg, 100 cases had between 101 and 150 mg, 44 cases had between 151 and 200 mg, 19 cases had between 201 and 250 mg, 8 cases had between 251 and 300 mg, and 12 cases had a BAC level above 300 mg.
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The traffic police made it clear that no concessions will be given in drunk driving cases. This special campaign will continue further. The police appealed to all vehicle drivers to cooperate and follow traffic rules.
300 cases registered against drivers in Cyberabad
The traffic police of Cyberabad registered cases against a total of 300 drunk drivers during a weekend search operation.
The traffic police reported that the 300 cases involve 253 two-wheelers, 9 three-wheelers, and 38 four-wheelers. Among these, 232 drivers had alcohol levels between 36 and 100 ml, 35 drivers had levels between 100 and 300 mg, and 33 drivers had levels between 300 and 500 mg.
323 drunk drivers caught in Malkajgiri
The traffic police of Malkajgiri caught a total of 323 drivers under the influence of alcohol during a special campaign against drunk drivers between May 10 and 16.
The traffic police reported that cases were registered against 23 drunk drivers by Alwal traffic police, 56 by Tirumalagiri traffic police, 22 by Begumpet traffic police, 18 by Gopalapuram traffic police, 21 by Malkajgiri traffic police, 66 by Jawaharnagar traffic police, 9 by Uppal traffic police, 48 by L.B. Nagar traffic police, 14 by Vanasthalipuram traffic police, and 10 by Kushaiguda traffic police.
In addition, over the past week, 1,289 cases of using mobile phones while driving, 2,026 cases of triple riding, 1,447 challans for overspeeding, 2,533 cases of signal jumping, 7,047 cases of driving in the wrong direction, and 10,777 challans for illegal parking were issued.
Hyderabad
Hyderabad is a major city in southern India known for its rich history as a former princely state under the Nizams, who ruled from the 18th century until India’s independence. It is famous for its iconic Charminar monument, bustling bazaars, and distinctive Hyderabadi cuisine, blending Mughal and South Indian influences. Today, the city is a thriving hub for information technology and pharmaceuticals, balancing its historic heritage with modern development.
Cyberabad
Cyberabad is a colloquial name for the high-tech hub of Hyderabad, India, particularly the HITEC City area. Its development began in the late 1990s as a planned IT and business district, transforming the city into a global center for information technology and innovation. The name reflects Hyderabad’s ambitious shift from its historic roots as a princely state to a modern, digitally driven metropolis.
Malkajgiri
Malkajgiri is a suburb located in the Hyderabad Metropolitan Region of Telangana, India. Historically, it was a small village that gained prominence during the British colonial era as a key military cantonment area, particularly known for the Malkajgiri Railway Station established in the late 19th century. Today, it is a densely populated residential and commercial hub, blending its colonial-era infrastructure with modern urban development.
Alwal
Alwal is a locality in the city of Secunderabad, Telangana, India, with a history dating back to the medieval period. It was originally a village that later became part of the Hyderabad State under the Nizams, and today it is known for its residential and commercial development. The area also houses notable landmarks such as the Alwal Lake and the Indian Air Force’s Hakimpet Air Force Station.
Tirumalagiri
Tirumalagiri is a historic village in Telangana, India, known for its ancient temple dedicated to Lord Venkateswara, which dates back to the Kakatiya dynasty period (12th–14th centuries). The site features intricate stone carvings and architecture typical of the era, reflecting the region’s rich cultural heritage. It remains an important religious destination, drawing pilgrims and history enthusiasts alike.
Begumpet
Begumpet is a historic neighborhood in Hyderabad, India, named after the daughter of a local noble, Begum Humda Begum, who was married to a prominent figure in the Nizam’s court during the 19th century. The area became a hub for aviation history, as the Begumpet Airport was one of India’s earliest airports and served as the city’s primary aviation gateway until the late 20th century. Today, it is a bustling commercial and residential district, known for its blend of colonial-era architecture, modern businesses, and cultural landmarks.
Gopalapuram
Gopalapuram is a neighborhood in Chennai, India, known for its cultural and historical significance. Developed in the early 20th century, it is named after the Gopalapuram Temple and is home to several landmarks, including the Music Academy and the Kalakshetra Foundation. The area reflects Chennai’s rich artistic heritage and has been a hub for classical music and dance traditions.
Jawaharnagar
Jawaharnagar is a locality in the northeastern part of Hyderabad, India, named after India’s first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru. It was developed as a residential colony in the mid-20th century to accommodate the city’s growing population, and it has since become a bustling, densely populated neighborhood. The area is also known for the Jawaharnagar Municipal Corporation and its proximity to the historic Qutb Shahi tombs.
