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Re: GoPro in India - Illegal ? Crime ? Jail ?
If you know any motovloggers then please do tell them to make a 2 min video on their channel promoting this cause. -
Re: GoPro in India - Illegal ? Crime ? Jail ?
Ok and please do forward it to other bikers and motovloggers.Leave a comment:
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Signed!Originally posted by sagardesai View Post
Since this is the best thread suited for this topic, I've not approved the other thread with the same petition link.Leave a comment:
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Please sign it and spread it to all your contacts and groups.
Admins I seriously need your help in this.
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Re: GoPro in India - Illegal ? Crime ? Jail ?
Central Government Act: Section 353 in The Indian Penal Code
Assault or criminal force to deter public servant from discharge of his duty.—Whoever assaults or uses criminal force to any person being a public servant in the execution of his duty as such public servant, or with intent to prevent or deter that person from discharging his duty as such public servant, or in consequence of anything done or attempted to be done by such person in the lawful discharge of his duty as such public serv*ant, shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to two years, or with fine, or with both.
Know the laws - you can't be charged with IPC 353 for using an action cam.Leave a comment:
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I would support this move. I can get a few friends to sign up too. One concern I have is the police using section 353 to charge people who are recording their antics. If we can get the Ministry to issue a guideline for this then it would be amazing.Originally posted by sagardesai View PostLeave a comment:
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If you guys support I'll file petition on change.org which will send it to Mr. Nitin Gadkari MoS Roadways to issue that using action cam is safe and does not harm national security.
I think I would be worth a try because cops these days are kind of too old to understand the gadgets and have the stubborn mindset of whatever they say is right. Also you can't complain about them as there no such procedures, if there's any you know it's better to say it's nonexistent, we are a huge community so with our strength they'll have to think about it as it's just like a panic ballon that's waiting to explode in sometime.Leave a comment:
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Dude, seems like you have lot of time in your life. Lage raho....Originally posted by Zerocool1431 View PostLeave a comment:
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Re: GoPro in India - Illegal ? Crime ? Jail ?
In this case, there's no explicit law banning action cams (yet)! Some places as mentioned in my previous post are exempted. You should have voice recorded the cop's response in your phone, or better yet - have him hand it to you in writing/video.Originally posted by Zerocool1431 View Post
Save yourself the trouble. You're just 22 and hence you're hungry to justify the feeling of being wronged. Let it go! Enjoy your rides.Leave a comment:
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You already got the answer from a cop, why are you getting it confirmed again and again now. Will you confirm it with every state police now?Originally posted by Zerocool1431 View Post
Doesnt matter if you look 17 or 70, they have the duty of checking papers, and you have the right to question them on wrong quote of acts.
So just take a chill pill and enjoy your rides, because you would either ride with an apprehension everytime of getting questioned or stopped.Leave a comment:
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Can't actually term it as paranoid.Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
My biggest problem is I look too young for a 22 year old.
Cops still ask me if I have a valid licence or not. xD Even If the first thing I did after my 18th birthday was getting a Driving licence.
Just some days ago I was riding and I heard a cop on a signal talking with another cop by pointing out to me and saying "Iske paas toh licence bhi nai rahega, dekho".
That's why I'm so hell bent on getting the right information. xDLeave a comment:
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Why are you getting so paranoid of such petty thing? Just let it go nowLeave a comment:
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Re: GoPro in India - Illegal ? Crime ? Jail ?
Originally posted by prateek2210 View PostOriginally posted by abhimanyu31 View PostOkay so yesterday I went to the Vikhroli Traffic Division and told them the entire story.Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post
There were 3 cops over there and they all told me that there is no such law and I can use a camera for my own security.
And if a cop tells me that it's not legal then they told me to ask him under which act and under which section is this law mentioned and if it is, ask him to charge you for the same. If there is such law let him mention it in their records and even I'll get to know the exact rule/act.
But still they told me that there is no such rule mentioned about the camera.
I'll be visiting another traffic division after some days and asking their views.
Going to find out almost every cop's view unless I get the perfect answer.
P.S One of my friend's uncle is a lawyer, will be asking him too. xDLeave a comment:
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As long as a place doesn't explicitly say - cameras not allowed/photography is prohibited or if the place contains sensitive data/info/details (temples, banks, hospitals) - you've a free reign!Leave a comment:
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