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Originally Posted by amitk26 Well question is not if I drive non modded and you drive modded car.
In case you love modification and your modification meets the standards you can always get NOC from RTO ( If RTO is corrupt and does not approve then also one's standing in court does not change).
Niki in case you drive a modded car and it is not approved just pray that you don't ever get involved in any accident.
1. You will not get 3ed party damages claim so compensation to be payed will be from your pocket.
2. Gravity of offense gets compounded if vehicle is illegal. Law will not take lenient view just because so many people drive modded cars.
A law is a law period , just because you may be a modifier or have spent money in modification does not alter law. Law's are passed by legislature and are often framed by committees working in various ministries keeping general safety standards in mind not by Auto enthusiasts on some internet forum for maximizing fun quotient. |
Actually in most cases if the visual mods are limited to things like colour or even a mild body kit, you could go crazy with the engine and have a loud FFE it makes no difference. We can always have a mechanic say that the car is original, especially with the imports. Sir what you forget is the fact that we're living in India. Till date in any of my insurance claims, we've never had someone come to inspect the car unless we had just acquired it. They agree to our claims the same day over the phone (Gotta love the country). Similarly in court it's not hard to have your mechanic attest to the "Fact" that the car came this way from the factory... Quote:
Originally Posted by beejay This is very unfortunate. The public had no right to manhandle the driver and his friend. I have always noticed that the public are often the major culprits and the so called eye witnesses are influenced by them. These are nuisance makers and are cowards waiting to throw out their anger on any innocent by stander in any given situation.
If the driver is found guilty he should be punished. However you all know better than me, the judicial system is unpredictable. There is almost nothing in India which money and power cannot buy. This is a hard fact and yet very true.
Also, it is common amongst the view of the public to beat up the person who was driving the bigger,expensive,powerful vehicle. Even if it were no fault of his and the cyclist was solely responsible for the accident, he will be blamed primarily because he was the driver of the motored machine. If the same cyclist were to bang a woman on the street, the cyclist would have been beaten up irrespective of his innocence.
This is the sorry state. All said and done this has resulted in the loss of a life and is very unfortunate. |
I absolutely agree with you, the public however being the irrational trigger happy folk that they are don't seem to pause to reason. They do first and talk later. Also all those who've come out to talk about the law and offense etc. Are you aware that those who assaulted Mihir and Sujit have also commited a crime! And from what it seems it could even account to attempted murder! Quote:
Originally Posted by ac 427 Take sides, but be honest to the truth.
A man has died. And that too a poor man. Who is to be blamed for it ? |
Precicesly HOW THE HELL DO WE KNOW! The courts have not even taken up the case yet! Police have not declared any new statements pertaining to this case. So you're gonna base your entire accusation on the initial media reports? Now that's just retarded. None of us said that Mihir was innocent or guilty. We're just requesting that everyone else hold their convictive opions to themselves till there is some light shed on the situation.
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