@Vishwas I was doing my SY @ COEP when the helmet rule came into effect in Pune back in 2005. I used to wear my helmet back then. But then i saw protests and processions of the Anti-Helmet lobby followed by harrassment in old city areas (my bike used to get picked up by the police from legitimate parking spots as it had a helmet locked on it. this happened on multiple occasions.) On enquiring why this was done.. I was told(eventually) that if you have money to buy a helmet, you certainly have the money to pay the fines. Finally, feeling cheated, i eventually stopped wearing the helmet.
Such is the attitude of the law enforcers. Rarely do I see even traffic cops wearing a helmet. How can they enforce the law when they themselves dont follow it? Serously, no amount of city rides/ helmet awareness rallies can change the scenario. We seriously need a PIL. Even cities like Lucknow are following the rule. Why cant pune?



by our saitan baba (as he was proposing).. i will see if i can make it there..
(bofors and cannons are allowed)
no offence bro.. but still i personally would never support anyone riding lidless.. I mean its not like forcing it down the throat of someone but neither is it like "no ride lidless". even i go lidless at times when i just gotta go round the next corner. i just discourage the person riding lidless. its not like in city, since you cant ride fast so lidless is ok.. the point as you rightly pointed out, "kids 'flying' around with jazzy helmets ". but sometimes, its ok to ride lidless but i keep in mind that i am lidless so better ride safer than normal.

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