Dr Arvind Singhatiya

The law must apply equally to everyone, regardless of position or privilege. A judicial officer’s position cannot, in itself, become a ground for protection from arrest. Any relief must be assessed on established legal principles and the facts of the case, not the status of the accused. Section 199A of the Motor Vehicles Act makes this case particularly significant, as it addresses the liability of vehicle owners and guardians when a juvenile commits a motor vehicle offence, subject to statutory exceptions. That liability must be examined on its merits, without assumptions or special consideration. Due process is non-negotiable, but it must operate equally for everyone. The accused is entitled to a fair hearing, and the victim’s family deserves a fair and impartial investigation. The credibility of the justice system rests on the principle that no position places anyone above the law.

With his track record, getting sued is practically business as usual. 😅 What say?

Importance of ensuring all vehicle documents are in place for commercial vehicle owners, and truck fleet managers, and transport business owners @challanwala

Heartfelt appreciation to Indian Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji for talking time to speak with Captain Smit Machchhar It boosts morale for entire aviation industry professionals @narendramodi

This is the kind of intervention that can genuinely save lives. Ambulances at every NH toll plaza, backed by a 10-minute response objective, can make a crucial difference when every second counts. A welcome step towards building a safer, faster and more responsive road transport ecosystem. @NHAI_Official