Bengaluru: “What happens if I remove my father’s two-wheeled vehicle when my parents are not at home? I know where the key is saved.” This query was made by a high school student of the Interior Minister Araga Jnanendra when he last interacted with a few Students at the Police Traffic Park, St Mark’s Road, on Thursday.
Jnanendra answered: “Your father will be legally punished for allowing you (small children) to drive two-wheeled vehicles.
You can do it when you get the right SIM.”
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Another boy asked why the police used vulgar and the snatch key immediately after stopping the driver.
“Vulgar language is sometimes used because of work pressure.
The police will handle most of the traffic, arrest the offenders.
Many times, the police use dirty language only after public behavior with them,” he said, added, “the key was taken away to stop driver.
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Other students asked about how to curb corruption, which Jnanendra said: “No one has to encourage corruption.
When people stop bribing, corruption will fall.” Lastly, a girl said alright to drive without a helmet (Rs 500) too high, Where the minister answered: “Previously, when a fine was Rs 100, many were liked to wear helmets.
Now, because RS500, many wear helmets.”
