The lal batti (originally blue) stands as a mark of respect for the good and the same of fear of the bad. The Gypsy and Qualis have become an history for the new brand of our city police.
I analyse what keeps our Mumbai Police strong when it's on the move
1) Mahindra Bolero
The primary vehicle of not only Mumbai but the whole of Maharashtra police force it's rugged features and off road ability keeps it handy for the khaki wearers.
2) Tata Sumo
Tata's iconic SUV bears that dominant look and silhouette required by a police car along with a go anywhere ability
3) Maruti Ertiga
In 2015, Mumbai Police recieved a dispatch of 94 Ertigas ( 1 for each police station) especially meant for carrying female constables and in women grievances issue.Also DCPS own the same vehicle with a saffron beacon.
4) Mahindra Marksman
Introduced after the 26/11 attack, India's first armoured bulletproof vehicle is meant for the special Task Forces to counter terrorist or arms fire attack.
5) Mahindra XUV 500
It is owned by the Commissioner of our Mumbai Police , Shri Datta Padsalgikar with a saffron beacon and three stars below the number plate.
What about TUV-300?
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