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Tollywood Actor & Writer caught in Drunken Drive
By: Tupaki Desk | 24 Aug 2014 6:55 AM GMT
Actor Ajay and Writer Srinivas were caught red handed in a drunken drive special drive conducted by Banjara Hills police. During the breath analyzer test, These two guys were found consuming alcohol more than the permissible limit. A case has been registered against them immediately and they will now have to appear in the court.
Tollywood celebs have been caught quite often in the drunken drive special drive. Few days ago, Allu Arjun made it the headlines for all the wrong reasons even though he had done nothing wrong. A video footage of the actor refusing to undergo breath analyzer test when the traffic police stopped his vehicle in mid night has become a sensation. Soon, He issued a statement clarifying he had undergone the test just like any other common man and he just asked for cops to clear the media persons present in the scene as he was uncomfortable.
Usually, Anything more than 30 mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood is liable to be charged with drunken driving. The punishment for it would be a challan up to Rs 2,000 or 6 months imprisonment. If the offender was caught repeatedly, He is liable to pay a fine up to Rs 3,000 and undergo 2 years jail term.
Tollywood celebs have been caught quite often in the drunken drive special drive. Few days ago, Allu Arjun made it the headlines for all the wrong reasons even though he had done nothing wrong. A video footage of the actor refusing to undergo breath analyzer test when the traffic police stopped his vehicle in mid night has become a sensation. Soon, He issued a statement clarifying he had undergone the test just like any other common man and he just asked for cops to clear the media persons present in the scene as he was uncomfortable.
Usually, Anything more than 30 mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood is liable to be charged with drunken driving. The punishment for it would be a challan up to Rs 2,000 or 6 months imprisonment. If the offender was caught repeatedly, He is liable to pay a fine up to Rs 3,000 and undergo 2 years jail term.
