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when a journalist questions VIP culture, the reply is shocking:
“Why should I stop it? My chair will be in danger.”

This statement linked to Nitin Gadkari raises a serious question—
is power more important than public safety?

Let’s look at the reality:
• In 2014, the helmet fine was ₹100
• Today, it has increased to ₹1000
• Most traffic penalties have gone up 10 times
• Jail provisions have been added
• On top of that, citizens pay toll tax every day

But what about politicians?
🚨 They pass toll plazas with hooters on, no fines, no fear.

Some will say:
“These strict laws are for public safety.”

Then explain this—
even after liquor prohibition in Bihar, home delivery still exists.
If laws alone fixed everything, India would already be a true Vishwaguru.

The truth is simple:
politicians know the value of a common man’s vote—
cheap enough to buy, but never important enough to respect.

And if the system truly worked,
leaders like Narendra Modi would never need slogans to prove honesty.

Watch till the end and decide for yourself.

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