By: PraVeeN

PraVeeN — Sun, 22 Jul 2012 04:13:54 +0000

Authorities must provide their securities “wheel locks” like in other countries if they are really interested in catching the vehicles in non-parking areas. They can impose fine instead of deflation which is a dirty old school trick.

By: nishad

nishad — Sat, 21 Jul 2012 04:36:06 +0000

This is high time to put some good cameras in every parking space in technopark and other important places. technopark people are sleeping and they don’t know the risks and problems faced by the employees of such a huge organization.

By: Afsal Khan

Afsal Khan — Fri, 20 Jul 2012 17:33:16 +0000

These securities are totally unprofessional guys. They sit infront of ATMs, office entrance with playing music on their mobiles. dont even know the work place ethics, At times i have seen them sleeping on the sofa in the reception..

By: Cinju

Cinju — Thu, 19 Jul 2012 09:55:19 +0000

Deepa glad that they have only deflated a single tire. No no dont feel offended. Please continue reading. I also had similar experiance with my car in the Nila building parking lot. Once it was with my previous car & this happened 3-4 yrs back. I do admit that my parking was not proper & I had parked crossing a yellow line. Evening when I came to pick up my car I found that one of the rear tire was out of air & I was under the impression that it was a puncture.Suddenly someone came asking to me whether my car tire also got deflated & I was actually wondering what was happening. He asked me to take a look at the cars parked near my car. I was shocked to see that I was not the only victim. 2 cars parked near my car , their tire was also deflated & the worst part was for one amongst these cars, 2 tires were deflated.I was lucky that they had deflated only a single tire & I had a spare tire with me. Imagine the case of the person whose car’s 2 tires got deflated. Though I complained it to the security personals there ,they were telling that it was my fault to have parked in such a manner & they dont know who did it. Later I came to know that the security personals do have this kind of cheap practise. Again last year I had a similar experiance with my new car which was only 1 week old at that time. I had parked it properly (this time I was really careful) in one of the Nila parking area & again by evening when I came back to pick up my car , the tire was deflated & this time also there was one more car parked near my car which had this same experiance. Again I called up the security person who was designated for taht particular area & asked him why a security is being appointed there when such incidents are happening in such an open area. Now comes the funniest part. In this particular so called ‘car’ parking area, there was a small area occupied by some bikers & I had actually parked my car in the area where these bikes used to park. As I came early that day, I didnt see any bikes there & I parked my car.After all it was a Car parking area The security personal was telling me that someone amongst the bike owner might have done this. I was wondering how they could allow bikes to park in an area designated for 4 wheelers. Well at that time there was ample space for parking bikes elsewhere in and around Nila. There are many effective ways for warning offenders other than this tire deflating. How much would it cost the Technopark authorities to buy some chain & lock and lock such cars. The owner will be forced to get it unlocked by contacting the proper authorities & they can fine the offender or issue them a warning. By deflating the tires they are really risking others life too. Untill & unless these securities are properly educated /trained things are going to get worse day by day as the no of new vehicles are in the rise. Restricting parking to Tehnopark members only would be a temporary solution for this . Now most of the cabs are also parked in the common parking area.

By: arun

arun — Thu, 19 Jul 2012 04:06:37 +0000

Why dont we take up this matter to TP administration or some one .

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