3 weeks ago
Beed Traffic Police Seize 13 Modified Bullet Silencers in Crackdown
Police in a town called Beed noticed that some motorcycles had special parts fitted that made them extremely loud.
These loud bikes disturbed people living in the city.
Residents complained more and more about the noise.
So the police planned a special drive to catch these noisy bikes.
On a Sunday evening, between 5 o'clock and 7 o'clock, they went looking for them.
They found 13 Royal Enfield Bullet motorcycles with the noisy silencers.
Police removed the modified silencers from the bikes and kept them.
The action happened in two places called Mane Complex and Siddhivinayak Complex.
The police want the roads to be quiet and peaceful for everyone.
Beed district traffic police seized modified silencers fitted on 13 Royal Enfield Bullet motorcycles.
The special drive was conducted on Sunday between 5pm and 7pm.
The seizures took place in the Mane Complex and Siddhivinayak Complex areas.
The crackdown followed increased complaints about loud, disruptive noise from motorcycles with modified silencers.
The drive was carried out on the directions of Superintendent of Police Navneet Kanwat and Additional Superintendent of Police Sameer Shaikh.
- Who
- Beed district traffic police, acting on the directions of Superintendent of Police Navneet Kanwat and Additional Superintendent of Police Sameer Shaikh.
- What
- Seized modified silencers fitted on 13 Royal Enfield Bullet motorcycles during a special crackdown.
- Where
- Mane Complex and Siddhivinayak Complex areas in Beed district.
- When
- On Sunday, between 5pm and 7pm.
- Why
- Because complaints about loud, disruptive noise from motorcycles fitted with modified silencers had increased in the district.
Key facts
- Operation
- Special drive against modified silencers on motorcycles
- Seizures
- 13 modified silencers from Royal Enfield Bullet motorcycles
- Location
- Mane Complex and Siddhivinayak Complex, Beed
- Timing
- Sunday, 5pm to 7pm
- Directed By
- Superintendent of Police Navneet Kanwat and Additional Superintendent of Police Sameer Shaikh
- Reason
- Rising complaints about loud, disruptive motorcycle noise
- Supervision
- District Traffic Branch in-charge Police Inspector Vaibhav Patil and other officers











