Mr Chavan lost his son to bad road hump design. He used RTI to get information. Now he is planning to do PIL "seeking a High Court directive to the authorities to either remove the unscientific humps or relay them as per Indian Road Congress standards".
Read the inspiring story on Bangalore Mirror's new website. - Parent’s war on ‘killer’ road humps
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Correct link to article
Here is the correct link the original Bangalore Mirror article.
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