Over 25,500 drunk driving cases booked in Keralam since October 13; police to seek licence cancellation for repeat offenders

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM The Kerala Police will recommend suspension of driving licences of motorists booked for a first offence and cancellation of licences of repeat violators as part of its intensified crackdown on drunk and reckless driving launched in the wake of the Nedumbassery accident that killed three youths.

The police have registered 25,594 drunk driving cases across Keralam since October 13.

After fatal Nedumbassery accident, Keralam govt to tighten action against bars serving alcohol to under-23s After fatal Nedumbassery accident, Keralam govt to tighten action against bars serving alcohol to under-23s Responding to a question in Keralam Assembly, Excise Minister says department has registered cases against three bars for allegedly serving alcohol to 19-year-old driver involved in the accident After fatal Nedumbassery accident, Keralam govt to tighten action against bars serving alcohol to under-23s storyline 1 Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) P.