very good and made your day ms. Kaur . However, it would have been more productive for your audience if you had done some journalism and revealed details such as the blood sample delays; the names of the people who were grossly negligent etc rather than this wishy washy I am goody goody article.
each day such cases happen and have been happening, they’ll have some media attention for a week or so and after that we the public forget it… only persons who remember such a case are the victim’s family and friends… yes, many are avoidable deaths but the govts. at state and central are least bothered.. another important area of avoidable deaths is the medical errors happening in many govt. and even corporate hospitals. they use the patients for learning… and prior to any surgery get a signature from patient’s family a consent on the surgery and the outcome where in the hospital isn’t responsible for any death… and when the death of a happy patient occurs who came to hospital walking with full zeal, the doctors explain in some medical terms of the cause of death and everyone needs to be quite with no case or any one held responsible… only the families know the loss, a life lost and monetary!! and now the new laws by govts. say we can’t hit any doctor for their negligence…. they’re now legal killers, not murderers…
as rightly said by the writer, avoidable deaths and our system is least bothered to protect. like in entire middle east for last 2 decades there are no metal or iron gas cylinders at use in houses or hotels, all are light weight with no cylinder explosion cases at all… can’t the indian govt. do the same to avoid so many deaths with explosions? many such things…
Why is nobody asking other relevant questions here too? Were the victims wearing helmets? Were they drunk too? Why does this country hates the rich? An auto driver hits a car, who has to pay, regardless of whose mistake it is? When a rickshaw puller is hit by an auto, nobody asks any questions the rickshaw puller? Is it perhaps possible that he too might be at fault? Perhaps the mistake was made by both parties? But NO. In this country if one of the parties is rich, it is automatically assumed that the mistake was made by the rich and a black and white picture is painted to brainwash citizens.
Also, I am curious as to why the journalist has changed the name of the male victim to make it sound like a Hindu name?
In this case one can clearly see the bike was not at fault the is CCTV footage establishing that. The anger comes from the fact that preferential treatment is being given to the 17 yr old by the entire system initially and the police questioning the relationship between the deceased.
The issue is that the Policing is to blame… And being from Chandigarh I realized that Bombay Poona and Maharashtra have ineffective policing… Two reasons.. Number ONE… Too many people for The police.. Police needs to be atleast TEN times as now.. Means multiplied by 10 because population has gone 100 times… Secondly.. Police is scared of money goondas and politicians
The day Indians stop making babies the value of Indian lives will go up. There are just too many of us right now, for anyone to give a … For so many life is even worse than death.
very good and made your day ms. Kaur . However, it would have been more productive for your audience if you had done some journalism and revealed details such as the blood sample delays; the names of the people who were grossly negligent etc rather than this wishy washy I am goody goody article.
each day such cases happen and have been happening, they’ll have some media attention for a week or so and after that we the public forget it… only persons who remember such a case are the victim’s family and friends… yes, many are avoidable deaths but the govts. at state and central are least bothered.. another important area of avoidable deaths is the medical errors happening in many govt. and even corporate hospitals. they use the patients for learning… and prior to any surgery get a signature from patient’s family a consent on the surgery and the outcome where in the hospital isn’t responsible for any death… and when the death of a happy patient occurs who came to hospital walking with full zeal, the doctors explain in some medical terms of the cause of death and everyone needs to be quite with no case or any one held responsible… only the families know the loss, a life lost and monetary!! and now the new laws by govts. say we can’t hit any doctor for their negligence…. they’re now legal killers, not murderers…
as rightly said by the writer, avoidable deaths and our system is least bothered to protect. like in entire middle east for last 2 decades there are no metal or iron gas cylinders at use in houses or hotels, all are light weight with no cylinder explosion cases at all… can’t the indian govt. do the same to avoid so many deaths with explosions? many such things…
Why is nobody asking other relevant questions here too? Were the victims wearing helmets? Were they drunk too? Why does this country hates the rich? An auto driver hits a car, who has to pay, regardless of whose mistake it is? When a rickshaw puller is hit by an auto, nobody asks any questions the rickshaw puller? Is it perhaps possible that he too might be at fault? Perhaps the mistake was made by both parties? But NO. In this country if one of the parties is rich, it is automatically assumed that the mistake was made by the rich and a black and white picture is painted to brainwash citizens.
Also, I am curious as to why the journalist has changed the name of the male victim to make it sound like a Hindu name?
In this case one can clearly see the bike was not at fault the is CCTV footage establishing that. The anger comes from the fact that preferential treatment is being given to the 17 yr old by the entire system initially and the police questioning the relationship between the deceased.
The issue is that the Policing is to blame… And being from Chandigarh I realized that Bombay Poona and Maharashtra have ineffective policing… Two reasons.. Number ONE… Too many people for The police.. Police needs to be atleast TEN times as now.. Means multiplied by 10 because population has gone 100 times… Secondly.. Police is scared of money goondas and politicians
The day Indians stop making babies the value of Indian lives will go up. There are just too many of us right now, for anyone to give a … For so many life is even worse than death.
Author covered the topic well. Rich and poor are equal according to law and order only in cinemas.