Motor Vehicle Association Releases Test Figures Amid Protest in Thiruvananthapuram

Thiruvananthapuram: Amid the protest against driving reforms, the Motor Vehicle Association released the figures of the tests conducted today. The Department of Motor Vehicles reported that 117 people took the test today and 52 passed. The test was conducted today, involving the daughter of an officer in the Motor Vehicles Department, after she passed the protesters under police guard in Muttatha, Thiruvananthapuram.

The test has been interrupted for the past ten days due to the protest of the joint strike committee. The Department of Motor Vehicles requested that they do the test at least using the police. The protestors were forcefully pushed away and the petitioners were forced to the ground. After the road test, Inspector Vinod’s daughter came to pick up H in a motor vehicle.

The rear of the vehicle that was taken for the investigation was in an accident condition. The activists stopped the vehicle, claiming that it was an accident during the road test and that the test would be given to the person who lost. During the confrontation, the police let the girl and two others who came for the two-wheeler test inside. The girl failed the H test of the car. The Department of Motor Vehicles says 117 people appeared for the bike test and 52 passed the test.

However, the department did not specify where the tests were conducted. Vinod, who was also the General Secretary of the Motor Vehicle Gate Officers Association, lodged a complaint with the Valiyathura police, alleging that he and his daughter, who had come for the test, were stopped and badly beaten. pay At the same time, as part of the strengthening of the strike, the joint committee of the strike marched to the secretariat. The strike committee says they will intensify the strike from tomorrow.

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