2023-05-21 15:36:31
LONDON: UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman has been implicated for asking officers to rig speeding fines. ‘The Sunday Times’ reported that Suvella asked the officers to waive speeding fines. Opposition parties also came forward once morest Suvella who misused his power.
Suella Braverman was speeding outside London last year when she was Attorney General. In this, Suvella asked the officials to avoid imposing fines and penalty points on the driving license and to provide awareness on driving alone.
Speeding in the UK involves fines, license penalty points and attending an in-person or online driving awareness class. In this, irregularity was attempted. When officials refused to budge, they used political influence to try to use a substitute in the awareness class and avoid cameras in the awareness class. It is reported that they were preparing for fines and points when this did not happen.
Opposition parties accused the Home Secretary of disrespecting the position by trying to influence law-abiding officials. The opposition also demanded an inquiry into the matter. The response of official sources was that Suella accepted the charge of speeding. Officials said that the fine was paid and a penalty of three points was imposed.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was also asked by the media during the G7 summit in Japan regarding this issue. Rishi Sunak’s response was that he was not clear regarding this and had not spoken to Suvella. He said that he has admitted the crime and paid the fine.
English Summary: UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman asked officials to help her dodge speeding fine
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