New Delhi: The roads of the country's capital are no rule of law!
Take 2009, more than 50,000 drivers refused to stop at zebra crossings, about five lakh drivers jumped red lights, 15,000 people charged for over speeding, and cases of dangerous driving doubled compared to the corresponding period last year.
Now the Home Minister has said: Enough is Enough!
"If you stay in Delhi, you have to follow the rules. You can't do what you like," said Chidambaram.
"It's essential to changes. I know Delhi can do it," said Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit.
Take 2009, more than 50,000 drivers refused to stop at zebra crossings, about five lakh drivers jumped red lights, 15,000 people charged for over speeding, and cases of dangerous driving doubled compared to the corresponding period last year.
Now the Home Minister has said: Enough is Enough!
"If you stay in Delhi, you have to follow the rules. You can't do what you like," said Chidambaram.
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"It's essential to changes. I know Delhi can do it," said Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit.
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