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#HYDTPinfo 🚦 On-Ground Inspection at RTC X Road🚦 Sri Avinash Kumar, IPS, DCP Traffic-I, Hyd, along with Sri A. Ramulu, Addl. DCP Traffic-I, and Sri A. Srinivas, ACP Traffic, Secunderabad Zone, visited RTC X Road under the limits of Chikkadpally Traffic PS in response to the grievances raised by...

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Balakrishna Bvor 1 Monat

@shotr_ckdpally When it comes to RTC X ROADS, @HYDTP should focus on parking on roads by Bawarchi restaurant. Half of the road is occupied by parking. Sad that no action is taken

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sivaram ADVvor 1 Monat

@shotr_ckdpally ఇవన్నీ మూడు రోజులు ముచ్చట.మీడియన గ్యాప్స్ ఓపెన్ చేస్తారు, పరిశీలిస్తారు,పది రోజుల తర్వాత క్లోజ్ చేస్తారు. తార్నాక జంక్షన్ లో ఇలానే ఓపెన్ చేసి పది రోజుల తర్వాత మూసివేశారు. అందుకే వాహనదారులు రాంగ్ రూట్లో వెళ్తుంటారు.సిటీ బస్సులు మెయిన్ రోడ్లో యూటర్న్ చేయడం ఒక హైదరాబాద్లోనే చూడగలం

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Ravi Kalyanvor 1 Monat

@shotr_ckdpally Also request Hyd Traffic Police to look into the bike parking issue. Under construction building allowing Blinkit business to run and thus causing nuisance.

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