Picture Of The Month: Traffic Police & Cell Phones
Photo by Waheed Zuberi. I spotted this on Pakistaniat where Owais Mughal took to poetry to capture the essence of the moment. Whether you find this amusing or a blatant misbuse of cell phone, this is how life moves on in places where cell phones go from almost zero to near 80 milion in few years.Â
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yes ! it is the miracle of mobile density !
nahi teri post kisi bhi trafiic chowki per
tu tulla hey khara reh signal ke aghoosh per…
very bad one should realize job responsibilities…
wat a picture !
it shows the importance of cell phones n shows where the stolen or snatched phones gone…
I don’t understand the conflict of interest that is being purported here. Sure, he is a traffic policeman and he is using a cell phone. If that is seriously impairing his ability to do his job, then I could see it as being a legitimate concern or issue, however this picture does not show that in any conclusive manner. He is simply using a cell phone which is not a violation of any laws.
Additionally, I find the fact that you mention the rapid growth of cell phones as an pseudo-explanation for him owning one somewhat condescending and demeaning.
Asad Imran: Your fallacious argument suggesting that a policeman could not obtain a cell phone through legitimate legal means is more representative of your inadequacies than the policeman’s.
Other than that, I enjoy reading this blog — lots of great information here!