Traffic violation
See all Govt vehicles are like goons on the road . Police can not say anything. As per MV act . it is illegal to write caste, position or anything to write on the back of vehicle is illegal and should be challaned . will commissioner of police will take any action or supports goonda gardi of Govt officers more
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Why Police Often Don’t Take Action: Political Influence or Pressure: The reluctance of the police to act against government vehicles, especially those of high-ranking officials or political leaders, often stems from political influence. Officers may fear consequences if they take action against a vehicle displaying VIP markings, as it could lead to repercussions from influential people or their supporters. Lack of Accountability: The lack of strong mechanisms for accountability and the perception that VIPs are above the law can contribute to widespread traffic violations by government vehicles. This also feeds into the general public's frustration and sense of injustice. more
Nov 15
Only a government employee with gazetted officer rank and above can ride a car with “Govt. of India/ Bharat Sarkar” written on it. more
Nov 14
The principle of "One Rule – One Nation" should be applicable across India, without discrimination based on caste, creed, or position. The law must be uniformly applied to all citizens. We need to move away from the pre-independence mindset that elevated government employees to a position of undue privilege. A system of accountability should be enforced, with a minimum penalty of three times the standard fine for any officials found directly or indirectly involved in violations. Manoj Khanna-9810315008 more
Nov 13
