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Hyderabad Traffic Police Register 6 Criminal Cases in Crackdown on Fake Number Plates, Vehicles Seized

Hyderabad Traffic Police has registered 6 criminal cases and seized multiple vehicles during a special drive against fake number plates. Officials warn of strict action under HSRP rules and the Motor Vehicles Act.

The Hyderabad Traffic Police has launched an intensified special enforcement drive against vehicles using fake, tampered, or unauthorized registration number plates following a surge in citizen complaints. As part of the ongoing crackdown, 6 criminal cases were registered during the past week, multiple vehicles were seized, and officials warned that strict legal action will continue against violators under the Motor Vehicles Act and other applicable laws.

Hyderabad Traffic Police Launch Special Drive Against Fake Number Plates

According to a press note issued on July 24, 2026, the Hyderabad Traffic Police initiated the enforcement drive after receiving a surge in complaints from citizens regarding fraudulent vehicle registration plates.

Police said the use of fake, tampered, or unauthorized registration number plates is a violation of the Motor Vehicles Act and other relevant legal provisions.

The special drive is aimed at preventing motorists from:

  • Concealing vehicle identities
  • Evading traffic enforcement
  • Violating traffic regulations

6 Criminal Cases Registered, Vehicles Seized

As part of the crackdown conducted over the past week, the Hyderabad Traffic Police:

  • Registered 6 criminal cases
  • Seized multiple vehicles
  • Booked individuals using fraudulent registration plates

According to police, the accused were allegedly using fake registration plates to hide vehicle identities and evade enforcement.

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Cases Registered Across Five Police Station Jurisdictions

The criminal cases were registered under various Law & Order Police Stations in the following jurisdictions:

  • Jubilee Hills Police Station
  • Malakpet Police Station
  • Begumbazar Police Station
  • Abids Police Station
  • Kachiguda Police Station

Hyderabad Traffic Police Warn on HSRP Compliance

The Hyderabad Traffic Police reiterated that only government-approved High-Security Registration Plates (HSRP) are legally permitted.

Police clarified that the following are strictly illegal:

  • Custom alterations to registration plates
  • Missing digits
  • Temporary stickers used as number plates

Zero Tolerance Policy Against Fake Registration Plates

The Hyderabad Traffic Police reiterated its Zero Tolerance policy against fraudulent vehicle registration practices.

The department warned that anyone found using fake or manipulated registration plates will face:

  • Criminal prosecution
  • Immediate seizure of the vehicle
  • Other legal consequences as applicable

Appeal to Vehicle Owners

The Hyderabad Traffic Police appealed to all vehicle owners to:

  • Strictly follow prescribed number plate norms
  • Comply with traffic regulations
  • Use only legally approved HSRP number plates

Police said the enforcement drives will continue across Hyderabad in a sustained, systematic, and vigorous manner to ensure:

  • Public safety
  • Lawful road usage
  • Effective crime prevention

The press note was issued by D. Joel Davis, IPS, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic), Hyderabad City.

The Hyderabad Traffic Police has intensified its crackdown on vehicles using fake, tampered, or unauthorized registration number plates by registering 6 criminal cases, seizing multiple vehicles, and enforcing strict compliance with government-approved High-Security Registration Plates (HSRP). The department has warned that its Zero Tolerance policy will continue, with criminal prosecution and vehicle seizure against violators as part of ongoing citywide enforcement drives.

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Senior Content Editor – Hyderabad & Telangana Affairs!Mohammed Yousuf is a Senior Content Editor at Munsif News 24x7, covering Hyderabad and Telangana affairs.With over a decade of experience in journalism, Yousuf reports on governance, public issues, law and order, and political developments.He regularly contributes breaking news and in-depth reports to Munsif News 24x7.
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