Drive ordered

Published October 15, 2003

RAWALPINDI, Oct 14: The deputy inspector general of police, Rawalpindi range, Israr Ahmed, has directed the superintendents of police of the four districts and the SP traffic to launch a drive against vehicles with blue revolving lights, illegal registration plate and tinted glasses.

The use of tinted glasses in the vehicles had already been banned by the federal government and it had directed the provincial and the Islamabad administration to strictly enforce the ban.

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