Nope it was not so, I went the other way they were still there and the cars that are parked on the left Two of them were not there.. Then I came back after some time and it was still there, Surly the car can be parked properly.
IF it was something serious the road would have been closed and traffic changed, but the traffic was actually getting on the footpath as I did both ways .. 🙂
Whoa! I was having the same thought as SG – and to then see your explanation!
So these things DO happen outside India as well! Some comfort 😛 Or maybe, we inherited these behaviours from the British legacy they left us with 😛
ha ha ha I have used it too a couple time .. but then I was in a hurry to reach a incident ha ha ha ha 🙂 you know had to reach a emergency just had a few minutes to grab a coffee before reaching it 🙂 🙂
I have seen cars with diplomatic car plate numbers also parked whenever they like 😀 – these people are out of reach somehow. Although for police issue, sometimes, I can imagine that they have to stop in sudden or in unusual public places in order to secure public issues and situations…
yeah sometimes they have to stop, but once the incident is dealt with the car can be moved especially if there is plenty of parking space on the sides…
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🙂 🙂
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I guess the police have some special privileges reg. parking, don’t they? Here, even the public have those privileges 😛
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No not here.. no special privileges especially when there is a lot of empty space where they could have parked.
Just looks silly to me.. and misuse of power..
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What you see may deceive you. There could be several legit reasons for the police to park there.
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Nope it was not so, I went the other way they were still there and the cars that are parked on the left Two of them were not there.. Then I came back after some time and it was still there, Surly the car can be parked properly.
IF it was something serious the road would have been closed and traffic changed, but the traffic was actually getting on the footpath as I did both ways .. 🙂
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Whoa! I was having the same thought as SG – and to then see your explanation!
So these things DO happen outside India as well! Some comfort 😛 Or maybe, we inherited these behaviours from the British legacy they left us with 😛
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oh yes they do 🙂 and you have a point there I bet it is the british legacy..
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I thought…it happens only in INDIA!!!
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ha ha ha 🙂 universal I believe
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Have you seen the movie Miss Congeniality ? Sandra Bullock uses her police id to get to the beginning of a queue at a coffee shop
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ha ha ha I have used it too a couple time .. but then I was in a hurry to reach a incident ha ha ha ha 🙂 you know had to reach a emergency just had a few minutes to grab a coffee before reaching it 🙂 🙂
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Of course… they apparently run this “kingdom” that apparently they are kings of!
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true true …
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Whoa! I had this song in mind while seeing the pictures, ‘It happens only in India’ 😛
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You got to change the lyrics it happens elsewhere tooooooo 🙂 🙂 🙂
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I hope he has a good reason. Maybe he lost his car keys somehow and was waiting to get towed. 😆 lol
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hmmmmmmmm yeah I am wondering that now toooo 🙂
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I have seen cars with diplomatic car plate numbers also parked whenever they like 😀 – these people are out of reach somehow. Although for police issue, sometimes, I can imagine that they have to stop in sudden or in unusual public places in order to secure public issues and situations…
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yeah sometimes they have to stop, but once the incident is dealt with the car can be moved especially if there is plenty of parking space on the sides…
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Haha seriously… police can park anywhere… lovely satire you used here
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🙂 Thak you so much
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happens in India but hope they were parking for their for legal reasons.
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Well even if for legal reason it should be moved away as soon …
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I think, everywhere, there are policemen who get carried away
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🙂 so true Onkar sir…
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I thought this was exclusive to India. Wrong parking, driving on the wrongs side- just a display of arrogance of power.
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Na nothing is exclusive anymore 🙂
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