@5:03 Rajthenerd, They may not have licences. You won't know till they get caught for something. RTA is blind, but that is only one part of the problem. We can't blame them for everything.
that is true to some extent but in any country it is the government that is enforcing laws strictly hence the citizens are compelled to follow the regulations whether they like it or not which is good for them, but in India you can even get a license from the comfort of your home given that you have enough cash to throw on the face of RTA, which begs the question whether our govt really care about its citizens? a definitive answer is NO. And the other problem is our dearest citizens who thinks it is normal to skip the red light and oblivious of the repercussions ergo thousands of accidents and hundreds of deaths every month across the country. Crux of the story: Govt should compel people to understand & follow the rules and regulations but due to the avarice of our corrupt authorities they wont do it and people continue to bleed on roads.
