Traffic Volunteer Subhi Jain (24) manages traffic in Indore

Traffic Volunteer Subhi Jain (24) is a MBA graduate who has brought in a refreshing change in traffic management in roads of Indore, Madhya Pradesh. 

She surely deserve the proverbial Carrot in my initiative, Carrot N Stick. 

Can someone in Indore connect me (Deep Banerjee, Founder - Indian Roadie and associated forums) to her 🤔 

Young Subhi represents my dream of fructifying Mutual Trust (MT) between Police and Indian Roadie (PAIR). 

Best wishes to you, young girl. India needs many many many more volunteers with a pleasant disposition like you. 

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20 yrs old Porsche driver in Indore out for a spin amid lockdown made to do sit-ups

A young man's joyride in an expensive Porsche convertible car amid the coronavirus lockdown in Indore did not end well in end April 2020. The 20-year-old driver had been cruising in the yellow two-seater car on the open roads, which are free of traffic due to the lockdown, when some members of the city's security council spotted him. The city security council has retired personnel from the Army, paramilitary and the police as volunteers who are attached with police stations across Indore.
The council members flagged down the car and asked the driver why he was out on the road amid the lockdown. The man is seen without a mask amid the coronavirus pandemic.
In a mobile phone video, the driver, who has been identified as the son of Indore businessman Deepak Daryani, is seen getting out of the car, vehicle papers in his hands, and speaking with the council members.
Then a council member in a black uniform holding a stick orders the driver to do sit-ups. He is seen holding his ears as he obeys the security person.
The young man's family said he has a curfew pass and driving license, but the city security council officials allegedly misbehaved with him.
The youngster's father, Mr Daryani, is the owner of Asha Confectionery in Indore. Sources said he has filed a complaint with the police against the civilians for enforcing traffic law and punishing his son.

Stones pelted on healthcare officials in Indore while looking for a Covid19 patient on 2020-04-01

Stones were pelted on a team of health officials while they were trying to trace a person who had come into contact with a COVID-19 patient earlier.
The incident occurred in Taat Patti Bakhal area of Indore, Madhya Pradesh when the team of five was trying to find out the whereabouts of the person.
A woman doctor said they were rescued by police personnel.
"The moment we started enquiring about that particular person' health, people started protesting and later some of them hurled stones. We were saved by police personnel," she said.
Terming the incident as very unfortunate, Indore chief medical and health officer (CMHO) Dr Pravin Jadia said that the medical personnel were working to protect people from the coronavirus infection but they were pelted with stones.
"Two women doctors suffered injuries on their legs in the incident. They somehow protected themselves by hiding inside the vehicle of tehsildar," PTI quoted the CMHO as saying.
A case has been registered at Chhatripura police station.

Source: Opindia dot com, Times Internet, etc dated 2020-04-01.
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