Overview
- At least three FIRs have been registered since January 3, naming Aman (Delhi Cantt), Ankit Gaur (Kapashera) and Sanij Kumar (Vasant Kunj South).
- Delhi is the first Union Territory to pursue criminal cases for wrong‑side driving, police said.
- The cases cite BNS Section 281 for rash or negligent driving, with some also invoking Motor Vehicles Act provisions for no licence or insurance.
- Police say the offence is bailable, with the accused arrested and then released on bail, and vehicles liable to seizure under the code.
- Enforcement will focus on high‑risk scenarios such as heavy traffic or peak hours, a shift officials link to a 2025 rise in wrong‑side cases and challans.