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Lindsay Pereira: More auto rickshaws, less safety

<p>Driving an auto rickshaw could be the go-to job for those who don&rsquo;t believe in education or following safety rules</p>

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Here’s a bit of exciting news to cheer up harried commuters across Bombay. The state transport department — possibly one of the wisest departments among the many other departments that work together to make Maharashtra one of the world’s most efficient states in the history of human civilisation — has tweaked the rules for those interested in driving a rickshaw.

Raising an army of autos: Naturally, the safety of the public in question must take a backseat to the increase in number of rickshaws, because that statistic can then be printed in bold letters on illegal posters a few weeks before the next state elections. File pic for representation
Raising an army of autos: Naturally, the safety of the public in question must take a backseat to the increase in number of rickshaws, because that statistic can then be printed in bold letters on illegal posters a few weeks before the next state elections. File pic for representation

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