Indian Drivers Protest Against New Hit-And-Run Law | ISH News

Drivers all over India protested against the new Bharatiya Nyaya (Second) Sanhita, 2023, which increased jail terms for hit-and-run cases from 2 to 10 years. The protest caused chaos in transportation systems, leaving passengers stranded as truck, bus, and taxi drivers went on strike. They argued that accidents are often not intentional and fleeing the scene is due to fear of violent retaliation. The strike led to massive traffic jams, fuel shortages, and even confrontations with police in some areas. After discussions with the government, the protest was called off with assurances that the new laws won't be enforced without consulting the drivers' association.
Drivers across India were unhappy with the harsher penalties for hit-and-run cases under the new law. Their protests disrupted transportation, causing chaos and leaving many stranded. They argued accidents aren't always intentional and feared for their safety amidst public outrage. The strike led to traffic jams, fuel shortages, and clashes with police. After discussions, the government promised to consult the drivers' association before implementing the law, prompting the drivers to end their strike.
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