Supreme Court of India
Abhay Singh v. State of Uttar Pradesh and Others
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 - ss. 109, 110 and 111 - Motor Vehicle Rules, 1989 - Rules 108, 108A and 119 - Use of multi-toned horns and lights of red, blue, white and multi colour - On the motor vehicles - Permissibility - Held: To curb the menace of use of mu/ti-toned horns in violation of rule 119 by the people in power, holders of public offices, civil servants and ordinary citizens, exemplary fine needs to be imposed on the violators, and its rigorous enforcement needs · to be ensured - The use of signs and symbols of authority · such as red lights etc. is contrary to the constitutional
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