Dear Saswat
I agree with you. However, to say "I do no think the circular or the law can prevent you from using your own car to and from work. It would be a violation of the constitutional right to freedom and right to equality." may not be perfectly correct.
Here there is no violation of fundamental rights involved. Unless any of such provisions, which are laid down by Act or rightful competent authority, are struck down by the Constitutional Bench of the Hon'ble Supreme Court.
For example, the "odd and even" car rule in Delhi; does it violate anyone's fundamental right of having a duly lawfully registered vehicle and not being allowed to drive it on certain days, even if there is an emergency or disaster ?
Does barring a person without tickets, to travel in a train, infringes on his fundamental right ?
Or the policy of reservation, does it violate the Right to Equality of those who are not covered under it ??
My comments are only illustrative, and not meant to offend. or criticize.
Warm regards.
I agree with you. However, to say "I do no think the circular or the law can prevent you from using your own car to and from work. It would be a violation of the constitutional right to freedom and right to equality." may not be perfectly correct.
Here there is no violation of fundamental rights involved. Unless any of such provisions, which are laid down by Act or rightful competent authority, are struck down by the Constitutional Bench of the Hon'ble Supreme Court.
For example, the "odd and even" car rule in Delhi; does it violate anyone's fundamental right of having a duly lawfully registered vehicle and not being allowed to drive it on certain days, even if there is an emergency or disaster ?
Does barring a person without tickets, to travel in a train, infringes on his fundamental right ?
Or the policy of reservation, does it violate the Right to Equality of those who are not covered under it ??
My comments are only illustrative, and not meant to offend. or criticize.
Warm regards.