Khammam Police Commissioner Sunil Dutt warned that driving tractors fitted with cage wheels on public roads is a authorized offence. Police registered instances in opposition to 4 tractor homeowners, seized the automobiles and urged farmers to comply with rules to stop street injury
Printed Date – 14 July 2026, 09:00 PM
Khammam: Commissioner of Police Sunil Dutt said that driving tractors fitted with cage wheels on public roads was a authorized offence and that strict motion could be taken in opposition to violators.
He famous that the federal government spends important funds to assemble high quality roads reaching even distant villages. Due to this fact, it was everybody’s duty to guard them and forestall injury.
Becoming cage wheels to tractors for agricultural work was widespread apply. Nonetheless, the cage wheels have to be eliminated and changed with normal tyres as soon as the work within the fields was accomplished, or different strategies have to be used to keep away from damaging the roads, the CP mentioned.
Appearing on a grievance filed by Roads and Buildings (R&B) division officers relating to tractors being pushed with cage wheels in violation of rules on the R&B street between Kakarlapalli and Rudrakshapalli, on the outskirts of Kakarlapalli village in Sathupalli mandal, the police registered instances in opposition to the drivers and homeowners, Sara Krishna, Pammi Krishnaiah, Gutti Muthyala Rao and Bosi Korraju, at Sathupalli police station and seized the tractors.
Sunil Dutt said that defending the lives and property of the general public was the first goal of the police division and urged farmers and tractor homeowners to cooperate by adhering to the rules.
He appealed to the general public to dial 100 or inform the closest police station in the event that they seen anybody violating the restrictions or encountered any emergency state of affairs. Equally, police officers have been instructed to create consciousness amongst tractor drivers and homeowners on the discipline stage.
