Shabnum Khan Advocates Reversal of Recent Hit and Run Law

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TANTRAY FAZIL

SRINAGAR JANUARY 09:–A prominent Social Activist and Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Youth Congress (JKPYC) Vice President Baramulla Shabnum Khan, has called for a reconsideration of the recently enacted legislation concerning hit and run accidents. In a bold move, Shabnum Khan is urging the government to roll back the newly introduced Black law on hit and Run, citing concerns over its implications.

While the precise details of the contentious new law remain ambiguous, Shabnum Khan’s vocal stance underscores the urgency of revisiting the previous approach to handling hit and run incidents. Expressing a strong conviction that reverting to the former procedures would be more beneficial, Shabnum Khan has initiated a debate surrounding this regulatory amendment.

In the realm of politics and policy-making, such alterations often provoke differing opinions and reactions. Shabnum Khan’s firm call for reconsideration casts light on potential discrepancies or overlooked aspects within the recent legal framework.

The unfolding narrative raises anticipation regarding the government’s response to Shabnum Khan’s plea. Whether authorities will heed the JKPYC Vice President Baramulla request and initiate amendments remains uncertain. However, this outspoken advocacy is likely to provoke a broader conversation about the impact and necessity of legislative changes in addressing societal concerns.

As the wheels of governance turn, time will unveil the outcome of this plea and whether adjustments to the hit and run law will be made in response to Shabnum Khan’s impassioned appeal.