J&K Police blind to
VIP culture ?
Driving on a
street to Srinagar, I suddenly heard hooter of a VIP car commanding me and
other ordinary citizens to clear the way. I thought it was an ambulance rushing
a patient to a hospital. Then I perceived it as a High Court judge’s cavalcade.
I swerved to the left and cleared the way. During the taking over of the white
colour private “VIP vehicle”, I found it was neither an ambulance nor a High
Court judge but a leader---a leader of azadi
who raps, rapes and demonises India religiously five times a day. I saw Traffic
Police bowing their heads in awe. J&K Traffic Police may laugh it away as a
joke but it is a brazen violation to the following Supreme Court of India
order, delivered by Justice GS Singhvi and Justice C Nagappan on December 10,
2013, in Special Leave Petition(C) No: 23984/2010 titled Abhay Singh v/s State
of Uttar Pradesh and others. The order puts a blanket ban on all kinds of red
and other special lights, flags, horns and hooters of vehicles except some
constitutional dignitaries. J&K IG Traffic has said on oath in the court
that all these unauthorised insignia and horns have been removed from all
vehicles. Intellectuals and writers cannot be expected to watch it all like
mute spectators with an encomium for Traffic Police.
See the Supreme
Court order:
“No motor
vehicles except those specified in Rule 119(3) of the 1989 Rules or similar
provisions contained in the rules framed by the State Governments or the
Administration of Union Territories shall be fitted with multi-toned horns
giving a succession of different notes or with any other sound producing device
giving an unduly harsh, shrill, loud or alarming noise”.
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