Mangalore: Haphazardly Parked Car Blocks Traffic on City Road


Daijiworld Media Network—Mangalore (RS/CN)

Mangalore, May 12: A traffic block created by a car parked on the narrow road adjacent to a luxury hotel on Bunts Hostel Road led to a heated argument between the car owner and the public on Tuesday May 11.   

The situation on the narrow road, where work on constructing an overhead barricade to prevent heavy vehicles passing was already underway, was aggravated by the haphazard parking of the car. 

Many vehicles passing by were impeded as a result and the people in those vehicles took the car owner to task.























 


The car owner argued that he had parked the vehicle in the parking lot of the hotel and it was trespassing on private property if other vehicles passed through the parking lot. 

The argument between tensed up so much that the police had to intervene.  

Meanwhile, someone let out the air from all four wheels of the car. The public demanded that the police remove the car and book a case against the owner for blocking traffic. 

The heated argument lasted for nearly 15 minutes and a large crowd gathered on hearing the disturbance.  

The Mangalore City Corporation took up the overhead concrete barricade work after the old one collapsed recently. The barricade is required on this road because an overhead bridge prevents heavy vehicles from passing by when there are no law enforcers around.  

The police took the car into their custody and interrogated the car owner.

  

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  • Eulalia D'Souza, Bijai / Mangalore

    Wed, May 12 2010

    This is the result of educated people behaving like un-educated, without a care in the world, towards rules of parking and with no consideration towards the public.
    Strict rules and necessary strict actions against people violating rules is the ONLY SOLUTION to these kind of people.
    For all we know, if this person is known to any police officials or other big wigs of city, he will get his car back in no time & that is the rule of our land..
    It is high time authorities come down heavily on all those who violate parking rules / driving rules etc, to bring descipline among vehicle owners and drivers.
    Wake up authorities and do something to save Mangalore..!!!

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  • K.RAGHAVA Mayya, Padil, M'lore-7

    Wed, May 12 2010

    The main hurdle was the Luxury Hotel allowed to exist there . The Governmenal Authorities, knowing well that in that vicinity itself buses stop on both sides - both City and Service buses,still gave licence to the hotel builder.
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  • Wilson, Mangalore

    Tue, May 11 2010

    I think when one parks a vehicle he/she should display their mobile number on a paper placed inside the windsheild of the vehicle visible to the outside. This will enable someone to contact the driver in case the car vehicle needs to be moved.

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