Being the transport minister and violate the traffic rule, he must pay the highest penalty for breaking the rule. No question - he is supposed to set an example.
No surprises here. This is neither the first nor the last time that Hon'ble Shri Gadhakari has violated the law. Unlike Modi, he works for his own betterment not that of the nation.
Would Atal ji have inducted Gadhakari into his cabinet? I don't think so.
Re: Rules are for the public, not for the makers
by jenny Chirstopher on Oct 26, 2014 07:16 AM
they do have.... go to cremation grounds , u see there it is... anyway u cannot pay in advance, only ur relatives hve to pay!! hahha
This is a very bad thing by the paid sickkular media. Trying to defame gadkari who is a nationalist , a patriot. The sickkulars and traitors were all quiet. Where were you guys for 60 years ??when whole India was looted. AtleSt give 5 years . see the development. By the way if you are so keen , you pak is I agents follow the rules
Re: paid
by Navin Joglekar on Oct 26, 2014 12:50 AM
Nonsense. If you are a patriot, you'll follow rules and if you break rules, you'll pay fine and not act like gadkari did.
Re: Re: paid
by suresh kumar on Oct 26, 2014 08:25 AM
These are paid parrots, trained to praise the lord!! As per Manu's laws, crime done by Brahmins were to be dealt with kids gloves! Now the kids gloves used with rulers..
That is why India is not improving. The Rulers want the ruled to follow the rule, and the Ruler himself flout the rules. How fantastic it is. What a country we are!. What a Minister we have got. it is like the crab walking back and telling his kids to walk towards front. Very good Mr. Minister, kieep it up, you will have no moral authority to advise your ruled ones to follow rules. Wish you Happy days.
