New Year Drunk-and-Drive Crackdown in Hyderabad, over 500 Offenders Counselling at Goshamahal
Hyderabad traffic police detain over 500 drunk-and-drive offenders during New Year celebrations and conduct counselling at Goshamahal Traffic Training Institute, with youth forming the majority.
As part of New Year celebrations, traffic police launched a strict drunk-and-drive drive across Hyderabad, leading to the detention of hundreds of motorists found driving under the influence of alcohol.
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A large number of offenders were brought to the Traffic Training Institute at Goshamahal, where officials conducted counselling sessions to prevent repeat offences and ensure road safety.
Mass Counselling at Goshamahal Traffic Training Institute
On Wednesday, over 500 drunk-and-drive offenders reported at the Goshamahal Traffic Training Institute following enforcement action taken during New Year night checks.
Key Highlights
- 🚓 Large-scale drunk-and-drive checks across multiple city areas
- 👥 500+ offenders counselled by traffic officials
- 👨👩👧 Parents also counselled along with offenders
- ⚠️ Focus on awareness and behaviour correction
Officials said the initiative aimed to educate offenders about the dangers of drunk driving rather than relying only on penalties.
Young Adults Form Majority of Offenders
Authorities noted that a significant number of those caught were young adults, raising concern about risky driving habits among youth during festive occasions.
Traffic officials stressed that drunk driving not only risks the driver’s life but also endangers pedestrians and other motorists.
Strict Enforcement to Continue
Police confirmed that special drives will continue during festivals and weekends to curb drunk driving and reduce road accidents in the city.
Citizens have been urged to:
- Avoid driving after consuming alcohol
- Use public transport or designated drivers
- Cooperate with traffic police during checks
Road Safety a Priority in 2026
The New Year crackdown reflects the authorities’ commitment to making Hyderabad’s roads safer, especially during high-risk celebration periods.
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