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Karnataka DG & IGP M A Saleem Calls for Graduated Licensing to Reduce Underage Driving
✍️ Deccan Herald
🗓 03 Oct 2026, 05:56 AM
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Karnataka's Director General and Inspector General of Police, M A Saleem, has advocated a graduated licensing system to curb underage driving and reduce road crashes and fatalities.
M A Saleem, who holds the position of Director General and Inspector General of Police in Karnataka, has publicly advocated the introduction of a graduated licensing system. He stated that such a measure is necessary to address the issue of underage driving.
The advocacy aims to curb underage driving, thereby reducing road crashes and fatalities across the state. Saleem emphasized that stricter licensing norms could help improve road safety.
The remarks were reported by Deccan Herald, highlighting the police chief's call for policy intervention to tackle youth-related traffic risks.
The advocacy aims to curb underage driving, thereby reducing road crashes and fatalities across the state. Saleem emphasized that stricter licensing norms could help improve road safety.
The remarks were reported by Deccan Herald, highlighting the police chief's call for policy intervention to tackle youth-related traffic risks.