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IN PHOTOS: Mumbai Police carry out Drink-and-Drive checks on New Year's eve

Updated On: 31 December, 2025 09:56 PM IST | Asif Ali Sayed

Mumbai Police officials on Wednesday night carried out special drink-and-drive checks across the city on New Year’s Eve. Pics/Shadab Khan

The officials said that the special drive was aimed to ensure road safety and prevent accidents. Pics/Shadab Khan

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The officials said that the special drive was aimed to ensure road safety and prevent accidents. Pics/Shadab Khan
The checks were being conducted at key junctions, highways and busy roads, especially near party areas, pubs and nightlife hubs, officials said

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The checks were being conducted at key junctions, highways and busy roads, especially near party areas, pubs and nightlife hubs, officials said

Officials said the main aim of the drive was to discourage drunk driving and ensure the safety of motorists, pedestrians and commuters during New Year celebrations

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Officials said the main aim of the drive was to discourage drunk driving and ensure the safety of motorists, pedestrians and commuters during New Year celebrations

Drivers and bikers were stopped and checked using breath analyser machines

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Drivers and bikers were stopped and checked using breath analyser machines

Mumbai Police has appealed to citizens to celebrate responsibly

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Mumbai Police has appealed to citizens to celebrate responsibly

Police have deployed more than 17,000 personnel as part of elaborate security arrangements to maintain law and order during the New Year celebrations, an official said

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Police have deployed more than 17,000 personnel as part of elaborate security arrangements to maintain law and order during the New Year celebrations, an official said

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