Fwd: Alert,,By dr.Navneet kumar,Kanpur

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INFORMATION # 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Arrest Law for Women:

 An incident took place in Pune - a young girl was attacked by a man posing as a plain clothes officer; he asked her to come to the police station when she & her male friend didn't have a driver's license to show. He sent the boy off to get his license and asked the girl to accompany him to the police station. Took her instead to an isolated area where the horrendous crime was committed.

The law  [which most of us are not aware of]  clearly states that between 6 pm and 6 am, a woman has the right to REFUSE to go to the Police Station, even if an arrest warrant has been issued against her. It is a procedural issue that a woman can be arrested between 6am and 6pm, ONLY if she is arrested by a woman officer & taken to an ALL WOMEN police station. And if she is arrested by a male officer, it has to be proven that a woman officer was on duty at the time of arrest.

 

INFORMATION # 2

 

LIMITATIONS OF TRAFFIC POLICE:

 

 

Dear All,

Please forward this mail as many as you can..do your bit for to help the ignorant. 

If you are getting caught quite often by traffic police, then please read on.

The Traffic Police cannot catch a motorist just to examine the driving license or vehicle documents. They can catch you only if you have violated any traffic laws or if you are driving drunk. Remember that when caught for traffic violation, the fine you pay must be limited to the violation. In other words, the police can't bloat the bill saying that you have no insurance cover or emission certificate, etc.

Many motorists do not know this. According to the law, no policeman can slap a penalty on you just because you have no insurance or emission certificate. If you have not purchased insurance cover for your vehicle, then the police officer must issue a notice, not impose penalty.

You must be given 15 days' time to purchase insurance cover and one week for obtaining the emission certificate. Days later, meet the sub-inspector at his station with the insurance cover or emission certificate, so that he will annul the charge at once.

Police can fine you only if you fail to produce these documents within the stipulated period.

 

If your vehicle is brand new, then you need not bother about obtaining the emission certificate for one full year.

 

 

In response to a question as to why policemen fine people instantly without giving them time to obtain insurance cover or emission certificate, Additional Commissioner for Traffic Praveen Sood said,       " Yes, it is a mistake. People must force policemen to issue notice or complain to me at least the following day.

The best way to teach the police a lesson is by filing a written complaint with their higher officials and, a week later, using the Right to Information Act (RTI) to know the action taken against them. Remember, any question or application filed under RTI cannot be ignored and no official is bold enough to ignore the RTI Act.

Praveen Sood (Additional Commissioner for Traffic, Mumbai)

022 - 22942276.

PLEASE CIRCULATE THIS INFR AMONG YOUR KNOWN ONES

 

 -- Dr Navneet Kumar MD,DMDirector Prof and Head Deptt of medicine Incharge Neurology division

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