Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Joint Raids Collect Rs 9 Lakh in Penalties
Officials from different departments in Hyderabad worked together to check vehicles for rules violations.
They found 21 vehicles breaking the rules out of 120 checked.
The violations included not paying taxes, carrying too much weight, not having the right permits, and not paying GST.
They collected a total of Rs 9.21 lakh in penalties.
The transport department collected Rs 1.77 lakh, the mines department collected Rs 20,000, and the state tax department collected Rs 7.24 lakh.
Joint raids by vigilance, transport, mines, and state tax departments collected Rs 9.21 lakh in penalties.
120 vehicles were checked, with 21 found violating statutory norms.
Transport department imposed Rs 1.77 lakh in penalties for non-payment of tax and overloading.
Mines department levied Rs 20,000 in penalties for vehicles operating without valid transit permits.
State tax department imposed Rs 7.24 lakh in penalties for GST evasion.
- Who
- Vigilance and enforcement department officials, along with teams from the transport, mines, and state tax departments
- What
- Conducted joint raids and collected penalties for vehicle violations
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Various locations, including the outskirts of Jangaon district, Warangal unit
- Why
- To enforce statutory norms and collect penalties for violations
- Total Penalties Collected
- Rs 9.21 lakh
- Number of Vehicles Checked
- 120
- Number of Violations
- 21
- Transport Department Penalties
- Rs 1.77 lakh
- Mines Department Penalties
- Rs 20,000
- State Tax Department Penalties
- Rs 7.24 lakh
- Location of Raids
- Outskirts of Jangaon district, Warangal unit
- Departments Involved
- Vigilance, Transport, Mines, State Tax