Would the vehicle bear the Brunt

While, we are living in an era of deadlines at work, in education, at home, and almost in all the spheres of our lives. So, managing our daily expectations, schedules, as well as our duties becomes an overwhelming experience at times. It must have happened with numerous of us, while in a hurry, although unintentionally, we park our vehicles at a no parking zone, probably to fetch in a quick bite while we were striving, or may be a last minute ATM transaction that we really needed. While there could be many more urgent unintentional rationales, we might have parked our precious possession in the NO PARKING ZONE.

 

 

But does that mean that we don’t value them?

 

Well, certainly not as an individual in today’s modern era, takes in a lot of pain to buy a vehicle for himself. Weather it is a bike or it could be a car, most of them are bought in EMIs in our country. Above the financial crux we go through while buying them, we Indians are quite emotional with our rides, isn’t it? There are the memories, the planning, and a lot more emotions that go in along finally owning the car.

 

Now, with everything said and done, we see the cranes hurrying in along the roadsides, grabbing our vehicles in haste, actually having the fear of the owner turning right there, so they would have to lose their earnings from our cars or bikes. I certainly believe that is it not a right practice to park the vehicles at inappropriate places and it’s a non—compliance even it is for a few seconds, a I’m a citizen of this country and have complete faith and trust in the laws of my country.

 

I’m more than ready to be fined if I or any of my fellow countrymen go against the rules on the road, I shall be booked for a challan rather than those group of men, mishandling ,my ride so imperfectly, resulting in scratches, damages etc. I mean while ill-treating the hard earned reward of the people that actually doesn’t solve the purpose, or does it?