No, I think my point is not clear.
Even I am not saying that you go and just throw the circular on their faces.
What I am saying is that you try your best, and try to make them understand
as the sensible person. But if they don't try to understand, then it is
where the circular helps you by getting your work done, and saves your time.
So, if there exists one, then one should take it with him, because as an
individual I am sure nobody would like to visit these offices again with one
and other paper.
Neither I am denying nor are the others that VI can't own the car, neither I
have said so nor others that their exists a circular barring VI owning a
car, but do these authorities really understand this? Don’t reply me
theoretically, I am asking from a normal man's point of view. If you are a
common man, then have you ever succeeded in getting these refusals in
writing? Today you can get it easily because you have achieve something in
your life, you have got that guts which show your personality to the other
people standing in front of you, so nobody can easily deny. But look at it
otherwise.
And remember, in small cities reputation of the person still plays a big
role.
Still I am not saying that one cannot and should not go without circular,
but then the mental harassment, and fighting spirit with these authorities
should have to be on the top of everything. And remember, ultimately these
circulars and legal provisions come into picture when we start facing the
problems and things reach to legislature.
Go ahead Ekinath bro, and do let us know if you at all face any problem.
-----Original Message-----
From: Srinivasu Chakravarthula
Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2011 7:49 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [AI] Can VC own a car?
Amar,
I think, we are depending on the circular for each and everything and making
it habit to the concerned staff that they ask for a circular all the time.
In this particular case, if RTO says that without driving license, one
cannot be the owner; excuse me, it's not just for visually impaired, they
also need to deny for non-blind people too. there may be several people, who
rely on driver and owners do not know driving and hence they cannot have a
driving license.
On the other note, is there any circular in that RTO office that says a
blind person cannot be a owner of the vehicle.
I think, we should avoid submitting circulars unless it's very essential or
only when the court asks for it.
I know, I am sounding rude, but being younger folks, we need to put in
efforts to make sure enough awareness is created. I suppose, we do have
energy to fight. In my view, if we keep on submitting circulars, tomorrow
they would ask for every damn thing.
Eknath, please ask RTO to given in writing, if they cannot register your
vehicle.
Thanks,
-Srinivasu
On Tue, Aug 16, 2011 at 6:10 PM, Amar Jain <[email protected]> wrote:
Dear Rajesh Sir,
Though personally I support your approach of understanding rationale
behind
any demand, but unfortunately our country doesn't do so.
Unless you go to higher authorities, juniors will try and see whether
policy allows it expressly, and if the answer is in affirmative then only
they do something. The reason is the same which you mention, because 99%
of
them work without understanding rationale. So whatever is on papers, is
god
for them.
And approaching seniors is not an easy job, and also requires hell lot of
time to spend. Because most of the time, you even don't get the reply from
these authorities.
In this case also, I wrote an email to ministry few months back, but
didn't
get any reply as expected. Since it was not an urgency for me, I did not
follow-up though.
With the kind of current situations prevailing, then that day is not too
far when we will carry a document for even accissing basic facilities of
life. Or it might be included in the legislation! Who knows that before
birth a document will be attached with us by Mr. God saying that we have
the
right to born! :)
99% of people reading this are free to disagree of course! However before
somebody turns up and say something, understand that I have nothing
against
any legislation / any effort put by anyone in this field!
-----Original Message----- From: Asudani, Rajesh
Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2011 10:40 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [AI] Can VC own a car?
Dear Eknath
I precisely want to change this mindset of presumed denial.
If you will submit to whims of officials and then they will ask you to
produce a circular for claiming your lunch and eating it independently...
Who knows a blind person may not require food, or how will he eat it
independently?
Eknath I own a car in my own name..
SBI raised a similar issue while processing my brother's vehicle loan and
we made them literally apologize for it.
So, friends apply your logic and ask others also to apply their rational
minds and do not be bogged down.
Eknath, of go for a designated driver or a joint ownership of your car,
then I am afraid you will create a very very bad precedent...
I don't have to say much if any other "Senior" access indian can guide
further...
-----Original Message-----
From:
accessindia-bounces@**accessindia.org.in<[email protected]>[mailto:
accessindia-bounces@**accessindia.org.in<[email protected]>]
On Behalf Of ekinath ekinath
Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2011 10:33 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [AI] Can VC own a car?
On 8/15/11, ekinath ekinath <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Accessindians,
I wish to purchase a first or 2nd hand car for my self.
How can i register my ownership of the 4 wheeler?
Kindly guide
Thanks
--
Regards
Ekinath Khedekar
Sr Mgr
Corporate Strategy & Planning,
Reliance Power Limited,
I block, North wing,
DAKC, New Mumbai
--
Regards
Ekinath Khedekar
Sr Mgr
Corporate Strategy & Planning,
Reliance Power Limited,
I block, North wing,
DAKC, New Mumbai
So far, i think, what Amar said is right. However, do not have any
printed guidlines on it.
Attention rajesh sir,
Things become easier than arguing with RTO if you have something
printed to show them or else they invent their own fundas to say how
we can't do things than suggesting how one can do it.
Kindly, senior accessindians guide as to howcan i own a vehicle. Is it
that it have to be registered on my name or else their needs to be
designated driver who will onw the car or something like a joint
account.
rgds
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