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Read to Know: Most Commonly Broken Law by Indians

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Over the time some laws were broken without consequence of the action that we barley forget their existence. Here we’re Listing out some of the laws breaking habits in India.

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Jump the signalUrinating in Public aka Mutra-visarjanPark HereWorld as dustbinPlastic bagSeatbeltPirates of the Bay

Jump the signal

  • Some years ago traffic signals were considered as joke in cities.
  • Now the situation has improved much better, people are obeying the law in major signal areas.
  • This can be because of traffic police standing at the center of the Junction. But traffic rules are blatantly ignored in small streets.
  • Central Motor vehicle Act, 1989 and section 119/177 MVA was issued for violators of the traffic law.

 

Urinating in Public aka Mutra-visarjan

  • The most honorable habit Indian men do is urinating in public.
  • Inhaling the smell of urine is not same as smelling a banquet.
  • Designated spots for this purpose in every street are built for public use.
  • There is no specific law against pissing but after ‘Swacch bharat abhiyan made law makers to consider “drafting a law under which spitting, urinating and throwing garbage in public places will become punishable offenses”.

 

Park Here

  • Car sales are getting increased as people are becoming rich day by day along with economic growth, led to parking spots gets harder.
  • People are forced to park their cars on the side of streets due to lack of choices.
  • Though it is punishable offense cops can’t do in this context due to infrastructural shortcomings, both at government and private levels.
  • Section “15(2)(viii) RRR 177 MVA “ deals with the No parking offense.

 

World as dustbin

  • In India after so many campaigns and posters educating about cleanliness and sanitation were happened.
  • People didn’t stop littering in public remains same.
  • Be it banana peels, plastic bottles find their way on the streets of India.
  • No specific law is issued but it can be included in “Swacch bharat” abhiyan in which throwing garbage in public places will become punishable offenses”.

 

Plastic bag

  • Supreme Court of India has passed a law banning the use of plastic bags.
  • F Husain explained in his paintings that this is the only thing is being used in India rather than banned.
  • People on Westside spend 7 rupees for a plastic bag it shouldn’t be a problem when people are spending a lot on clothing.
  • Plastic garbage can be included in “Swacch Bharat” Mission.

 

Seatbelt

  • People in India think despite of the Indian cars standards are low tends us to wear seatbelt.
  • The traffic law regarding seatbelt is upheld in highways or when traffic people are around.
  • It is a safety measure that every citizen of India needs to take care off.
  • Under Central Motor Vehicles Rule 1989, as per provisions of sub-rule (1A) of Rule 125 for wearing seat belts.

 

Pirates of the Bay

  • The Favorite illegal activity on the list, download the movie instead of buying ticket or renting a DVD.
  • These laws are not so easy to fix a magic need to work like Modi waves for ‘acche din’ which we promised
  • People of India will break the laws, evade cops and save money by approaching illegal activities.
  • Under the sections of Copyright Act 1957, downloading and exhibiting an illicit copy will be punishable by Law of India.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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