There is no law for talking on a phone running car Court
The Kerala High Court freed the accused accused of talking to the phone running a car that gave a unique verdict. The applicant was driving the car on the evening of April 26 last year. Meanwhile he talks on a mobile phone But also did. It was then caught up. The single bench noted that talking to mobile phones while driving is a crime in Section 118 of Motor Vehicle Law. Judge AM Bishop and Justice P. Somraj gave the verdict of Division Bench Santosh M.J. of Kerala The PIL was filed in this matter against the bench. After that, the case came against the divisional Bench as the single bench of Justice against Justice Abdul Latif of 2012 in the Kerala State case. The verdict against Satish Chandra's order was given. Justice Satish Chandra in the 2012 judgment It is not said anywhere in section 118 that talking to a mobile phone while driving is a crime. He said that section 184 of this Act has said that talking on the phone while driving is dangerous. In the case of section 118-E, the offense is punishable under which the convict is sentenced to 3 years of imprisonment or Rs 10,000. Penalty or provision of both. When in section 184, a six month jail or Rs 1000 Penalties or both can occur. Supreme Court's M. Narayan Nambiar said in reference to the state of Kerala, that if a person t
Talking to the phone while driving is not a crime, know the rule
alked to a mobile phone while driving, it would not have been section 118
Police: The accused was talking to the driver running the phone. This is a crime, so it should be prosecuted under section 118-E. Under this section, any work that should endanger others' lives should be punished. 3 years in jail, 10 thousand penalties or both. Court: How to prove yourself or your friend's life in danger? There is no law in which the car is not prohibited from talking to mobile phones. Do not say that it is accidental to talk to the mobile or it is a threat to anyone.
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