Traffic Police Committed to Solving Public Issues: Monika, Circle Inspector / Traffic

A special meeting was organized between the executive members of the Kailash Hills Community Association and Circle Inspector / Traffic, Ms Monika, Delhi Police. 
During the meeting, various traffic-related issues were discussed in detail. Key points included:

Encroachment by e-rickshaws and autos on Ram Mandir Road

Traffic congestion during school hours in the morning and dispersal times at DAV Senior and Junior Wings

Chaos caused by residents due to parking  their vehicles in the service lane

The association's request to immediately remove the illegal TSR stand board near Central Market on Ram Mandir Road to prevent the increasing problem of illegal parking .

It was also brought to her kind notice that during the discussion with Ms Monika it was brought to her notice that Councillor Rajpal Ji had proposed relocating the regular illegal parking of TSRs and e-rickshaws on Ram Mandir Road to an alternative site at Okhla Mandi. To implement this, an urgent meeting was proposed to be held in the presence of MLA Ms. Shikha Rai, Councillor Rajpal Singh Ji, Deputy Commissioner of MCD, DM South East, and Circle Inspector Monika of Delhi Traffic Police. Upon finalizing the decision, it was proposed that an official circular be issued by the MCD.

Given the serious problem of illegal parking on Ram Mandir Road, it was proposed that until the MCD issues the circular for relocating TSRs and e-rickshaws to Okhla Mandi, this stretch should be declared a No Parking Zone from 7 AM to 10 PM by the Delhi Traffic Police, and appropriate signages should be installed.

During the meeting, it was also discussed the hardships faced by residents due to the DAV School Management Committee’s negligence/inactivity in managing traffic. It was requested that Traffic Inspector Ms. Monika to issue a notice to the school management to deploy an adequate number of security guards during school hours in the morning and dispersal time. times, considering the number of students and parents.

Traffic Inspector Monika assured the association after carefully reviewing all issues that solutions would be worked out. She emphasized that the traffic police are committed to resolving public issues.

In addition to Monika, Circle Inspector / Traffic, the meeting was attended by Yogesh Behl, Chairman of Kailash Hills Community Association; Vijay Gaur and G.D. Sharma, Vice Chairmen; Rajesh Munjal Vice Chairman ,Satish Nagpal, Treasurer; Nidhi Julka, Social Secretary; and Manav Kapoor, Secretary / Security, along with other respected residents of Kailash Hills.

At the end of the meeting, Vice Chairman Vijay Gaur expressed gratitude to Inspector  Monika on behalf of the association, stating that her involvement has sparked a ray of hope in resolving these issues.