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Police install tyre‑puncturing spikes on one‑way route from Eidgah Circle to Jain Bhawan in Sikar
✍️ Bhaskar English
🗓 23 Oct 2026, 03:19 AM
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Sikar police have placed anti‑vehicle spikes on the one‑way stretch between Eidgah Circle and Jain Bhawan to deter violations.
Police in Sikar have deployed tyre‑puncturing spikes on the designated one‑way corridor that runs from Eidgah Circle to Jain Bhawan. The installation was carried out early this week as part of a targeted traffic‑management effort.
The spikes are positioned to target vehicles that attempt to travel against the prescribed direction, thereby enforcing the one‑way rule and reducing the risk of accidents caused by wrong‑way movement.
Authorities indicated that the measure is intended to be a deterrent rather than a punitive action; no injuries have been reported since the spikes were put in place, and traffic flow is being monitored closely.
The move reflects a broader initiative by local police to use physical traffic‑control devices in congested urban stretches where conventional signage has proved insufficient.
The spikes are positioned to target vehicles that attempt to travel against the prescribed direction, thereby enforcing the one‑way rule and reducing the risk of accidents caused by wrong‑way movement.
Authorities indicated that the measure is intended to be a deterrent rather than a punitive action; no injuries have been reported since the spikes were put in place, and traffic flow is being monitored closely.
The move reflects a broader initiative by local police to use physical traffic‑control devices in congested urban stretches where conventional signage has proved insufficient.