The new orders issued by Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister over increasing the penalty amount for traffic violations reminded everyone of Superstar Mahesh Babu starer Bharat Ane Nenu.
After feeling embarrassed by the public for not following the traffic rules, Superstar Mahesh Babu in Bharat Ane Nenu imposes heavy fines for the traffic rules. The same happened in Andhra Pradesh too.
The heavier fines for breaking traffic rules are expected to encourage the public in the state to follow the rules instead of violating the traffic rules. From bikes to 7 seater cars the penalty amount will be the same.
Social media is flooded with memes comparing Mahesh Babu and YS Jagan over the decision to increase the penalty for traffic violations. Many users called YS Jagan as real Bharat Ane Nenu.
Rs 10,000 was fixed for cell phone and rash driving. For first time racing, Rs 5,000 was fixed as a penalty, while the amount will be doubled if caught for the second time. Driving vehicles without proper permits and overloading will cost a bomb for the violators.
A fine of Rs 750 will be imposed if the motorists cause interception for vehicle checking, while the same amount will be imposed if refused to give information. Giving vehicles to underage drivers will cost 5,000 as a penalty and a fine of Rs 10,000 will be imposed if the vehicle is given to someone who is not eligible to obtain a driving license
Let's hope the public in the state will follow the traffic rules strictly, just like how it happened in Bharat Ane Nenu.
After feeling embarrassed by the public for not following the traffic rules, Superstar Mahesh Babu in Bharat Ane Nenu imposes heavy fines for the traffic rules. The same happened in Andhra Pradesh too.
The heavier fines for breaking traffic rules are expected to encourage the public in the state to follow the rules instead of violating the traffic rules. From bikes to 7 seater cars the penalty amount will be the same.
Social media is flooded with memes comparing Mahesh Babu and YS Jagan over the decision to increase the penalty for traffic violations. Many users called YS Jagan as real Bharat Ane Nenu.
Rs 10,000 was fixed for cell phone and rash driving. For first time racing, Rs 5,000 was fixed as a penalty, while the amount will be doubled if caught for the second time. Driving vehicles without proper permits and overloading will cost a bomb for the violators.
A fine of Rs 750 will be imposed if the motorists cause interception for vehicle checking, while the same amount will be imposed if refused to give information. Giving vehicles to underage drivers will cost 5,000 as a penalty and a fine of Rs 10,000 will be imposed if the vehicle is given to someone who is not eligible to obtain a driving license
Let's hope the public in the state will follow the traffic rules strictly, just like how it happened in Bharat Ane Nenu.