Bhopal. In Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, cameras installed under the Intelligent Traffic Management System (ITMS), started by spending about 17 crores, are deducting wrong challans. Something similar happened, Uday Kumar, who lives in Bhopal, had to pay a challan for a mistake which he had not committed. For this he paid an invoice of Rs.500. Uday has been found guilty of breaking the traffic rules. Let us know what is the whole matter.
Linked to reading wrong number plates
In fact, when Uday was challaned, he reached Rangmahal intersection from Roshanpura intersection and was taking a U-turn. The bike was in movement, yet the camera clicked his picture when he was taking a U-turn while crossing the zebra crossing. Apart from Uday, there are many other people who have been amputated in this way. Due to this Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, everyday someone is getting troubled like this. There is also an ITMS helpline number 0755-2477705 for reporting such problems. In the last 15 days, 103 complaints have been received on this. Apart from this, 10 people have also complained about this directly to the traffic police. Most of these are related to reading wrong number plates.
Invoice of VIP number is not being deducted
Like the Indian system, this AI machine is showing too much kindness to VIPs. If there are vehicles of MP 02 and MP 03 numbers, then their challans are not made even after breaking the rules. Same is the case with low floor buses of BCLL. BCLL is operated by Smart City itself.
