New Delhi, Sept. 24 -- Following the recent bus fire incident in Greater Noida, DCP Traffic (Central Range) K Ramesh on Thursday said that the bus involved had nine pending challans in the national capital, predominantly for overspeeding and improper parking, while noting that its permit was valid till October 26.

Speaking to ANI, DCP Ramesh detailed the enforcement measures undertaken by the traffic police and addressed regulations surrounding vehicle inspections and pending violations.

"This bus has nine challans in Delhi, mostly for overspeeding and improper parking. We regularly hold meetings with transport operators and bus owners, repeatedly advising them regarding permits and regulatory violations. We also take strict action agai...