#WATCH | Delhi: On the Gurugram hit-and-run case, Former IPS officer Kiran Bedi says, "...When people are driving and engaging in such behaviour, they should fear the consequences: losing their vehicle and license, being handcuffed, going to jail, facing punishment, paying hefty fines, and suffering public disgrace...this incident clearly shows that the man couldn't tolerate a woman—the idea of a lady keeping pace with him at high speed. So, he cut her off to assert dominance...had there not been a camera on the girl's motorcycle, we would never have known about it...he fled the scene. This man is a coward who is also afraid of the law. He ran away, went somewhere to get a bandage applied to his hand and even had his vehicle's number plate removed to prepare his defence. He is a coward through and through."
1) This is visual account of a bruised male ego..
How could a woman rider match the man, his speed?
Hence needs to be put in place.
(To be bumped off)
As this (bodybuilder) man did.
2) Our roads / highways need technology driven camera- trackers in a coordinated way.
Across jurisdictions. Communicating with each other to match the speed and the extent of violations/violators.
3) With MotorCycle interceptors connected and lurking to track and capture using handcuffs as the US police does.
And driving license suspended forthwith and car seized.
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