[fawad0222]

Dear Hornet,

Welcome to the group, which has some truly amazing individuals, allowing us to experience a utopian experience. I am sure with your positive outlook and a burning passion of automotive to take care of, its just a matter of time when you will bounce back and not only start living your life again but doing it even better than before.

I know, prosthesis rehabilitation takes time and you need to have patience.

All the best

regards

Originally Posted by hrishi_dypim

Another shocking accident of Scorpio N. Steering stopped working in mid of the road at the speed of 80kmph.
Watch the video for the full details

What a horrible and utterly shameful story. This is the state of our country's regulatory state where car manufacturers are least liable to be held accountable for the faults in their products. But who is listening

Just went through the initial few pages of this thread which somehow I had missed and read today only. Wow!!! Some self acclaimed gentlemen were hellbent on putting the blame on the victim. Sense that they must be truly bhagwan's avtaar, who are sent on this forum to truly guide us the believers to the truth which only they can sense and understand.

All circumstantial evidence are strongly pointing towards the car having a manufacturing defect and I absolutely believe the victim. I really don't want to make a negative comment here otherwise I would have said that all those who think that victim may not be saying what actually happened and giving all sorts of plausible/implausible excuses that let them suffer the similar fate and then see what they say.

[harikrishnansp]

Originally Posted by Lalvaz

Fishy when the first vehicle was set ablaze while in custody of M&M. And even fishier when the full refund was given so promptly. M&M and TATA need to seriously get their act together, else the sales due to patriotism will soon fade away.

If they were patriotic they would not sell half baked-poorly engineered products to Indians. These are just corporates making money out of our patriotism.

[AKSarkar1]

Mishra Sirji,

Salute to you firstly. Your bravery and mindset is something that is inspirational.

We all warmly welcome you into our humble forum and I can decidedly say that due to individuals such as yourself the quality of our forum jumps leaps above.

Looking forward to interactions with you!

[vipi007]

Originally Posted by HORNET

Hello Everyone,

I am Vibhakar Mishra from Pune. Most of you would have heard of me through this ongoing thread.

Welcome dear Mishraji. Very happy to see the positivity in your message.

[HORNET]

Thank you everyone for the warm welcome and wishes including the folks for their encouraging DMs. It took much longer to respond than what I anticipated. I am immensely thankful for your patience and understanding.

Originally Posted by TheARUN

Thanks for joining Sir, what happened was a tragedy of gigantic proportions, you can talk about it when you deem right

Thanks Arun. I must say this incident was beyond my imagination and horrible. I will try to put them in words very soon in my subsequent posts with all possible facts gathered so far which most of the BHPians are waiting for.

Originally Posted by TheARUN

As for me, I own a Z2, I completed 13,500 kilometres in 6 months. After I read about your issue a fear psychosis has gripped me, I have stopped using the vehicle and it has hardly run 100 kilometres in 6 months. Nothing wrong with the vehicle.

Can’t comment much on this for now, given the situation I ended up with.

Originally Posted by TheARUN

A friend drove the vehicle in traffic and guess he was not releasing the clutch as it should be, the clutch heated up and shifting became hard, after the clutch cooled, everything was back to normal

May term it as a bad habit which can be avoided with better coordination, concentration, and a fair (if not deeper) understanding of the mechanics of driving. Further disadvantages but not limited to fuel wastage, loss of torque and a worn clutch assembly. The earlier your friend learns, the more he will enjoy his driving with granular control over the situation.

Originally Posted by BlackBeard

Hazaribagh is indeed beautiful, my wife and family were regular visitors during their childhood, shalporni being their favourite...
Her uncle had a house on the highway opposite the circuit house.

I had an opportunity to visit Hazaribagh and its vicinity in 2017 along with them. Breathtaking natural beauty.

Thanks BlackBeard. Indeed, Hazaribagh is a breathtaking natural beauty. It was on my list for the said trip and I was very eager to show my kids the places where I spent most of my childhood including a few interiors of it.

Originally Posted by Prashant_BHP

Warm welcome to the forum Vibhakar! The quest for learning and energy you have is infectious and hopefully a lot of us will learn from you. Looking forward to hear about your experiences.

Thanks Prashant.

Originally Posted by SithDefender

Wishing you a hearty welcome, Vibhakar. Glad to see so much positivity in your post. Hats off to your attitude and determination!

Thanks SithDefender.

Originally Posted by fawad0222

I know, prosthesis rehabilitation takes time and you need to have patience.

Thanks fawad0222. Thanks for understanding. I am very much excited to start my next leg of journey and renewed life with a dependable prosthesis which I am hoping to get soon.

Originally Posted by harikrishnansp

If they were patriotic they would not sell half baked-poorly engineered products to Indians. These are just corporates making money out of our patriotism.

There are lot more eye openers than anyone can think of. I will share them soon.

Originally Posted by AKSarkar1

We all warmly welcome you into our humble forum and I can decidedly say that due to individuals such as yourself the quality of our forum jumps leaps above.

Thanks AKSarkar1.

Originally Posted by vipi007

Welcome dear Mishraji. Very happy to see the positivity in your message.

Thanks vipi007.