No More Traffic Blocking Because of PM/ CM/ Or for Any VIP crossing the Road.

No More Traffic Blocking Because of PM/ CM/ Or for Any VIP crossing the Road.
Why this petition matters

Writing this petition on behalf of all the lives fighting everytime in Ambulance in Roads because of movement of vehicle of CM/ PM/ Any other VIP, for which traffic is getting blocked. The blocking of Traffic in Metropolitan cities causes severe hardship for public office goers also. But Ambulances are getting blocked like other vehicles. Every Ambulance is equal to Life of One person/ Whole family of that person.
Normally Metropolitan cities are filled with Traffic always, as no separate route created for Ambulance is already a major problem needs to addressed, to cross this normal traffic itself so many prayers will be made by the family members in the Ambulance, if traffic is blocked just because CM/PM/ VIP crossing road is it right? Totally agree that Government has the right to do anything, but playing with emotions/Lives of General Public is totally unacceptable.
Needed your support to stop these acts.
Government of Tamilnadu/ India- Please listen to our request and make Alternative Arrangements for safe travel of ALL VIP. Also consider the lives of our public fighting in Ambulance already, don't complicate their situation by blocking traffic further, as already our traffic signals not working properly, Traffic Rules violated by riders, Accidents then and there, Our Youths showing heroism in Roads, Some of the Traffic Police officials who were busy in their own schedule other than controlling traffic, these were happening in normal course. At least our Government is not taking steps to solve these hindrances, please don't provide further pressure for the Family in Ambulance, because one loss in a family will change the fate of all family members in their remaining life. Let it happen because of God's decision not because of decisions of politicians to block traffic.
Decision Makers
- Government of Tamilnadu and Government of India