Licence to kill??

Road accidents are on a high these days. I've been giving my ears to road accidents, and all those were due to over speeding of vehicles.

In Kerala, three students were killed in two accidents within the last couple of weeks, even when we were celebrating the road safety week. Even today, the times of india reports a road accident in bangalore, killing a BSNL employee by a truck.

photo courtesy Times of India

And the most interesting fact is the mob turned furious after the incident. No matter whether it is a bus, a truck or whatever. But why no one in the bus responded before the incident, even though they were aware that the bus was in dangerous speed? I'm happy that they reacted in spite of being dump, but if it were a little early we could have avoided it.

One step further for "saferIndia"

I'm surprised to know that Kiran Bedi has set-up a website to help those people whose complaint was neglected by the local police officers. (Every end is a new beginning!!!). Fighting for truth made easier.

http://www.saferindia.com/

The site works by forwarding your complaint to the concerned state police headquarters. And the complaint reaches the police headquarters without your physical presence. Remember, it's not a substitution for Police responsibilities, but, a sword against their irresponsible moves.