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Nepal has no strict law against DWI. As such it seems a little too harsh that one day you are driving a car and next day you are locked up in the cell for life.

But think about it this way. A moving vehicle, with speed of over 60 mph, is like a controlled bullet. If you aren’t careful with it you can take lives. As such strict licensing laws are in place. You aren’t suppose to operate this dangerous machine if you aren’t fit to do so. Driving while intoxicated is like shooting guns in a shooting range blind folded and dizzy; every now and then you can kill somebody.

If laws weren’t as strict you would see more such cases. Imagine you driving in the road, following the law, and a big SUV comes hurling-swerving and BAM!! Hits you and you paralyzed for the rest of your life without you fault. This could have been avoided, if the driver had not driven while drunk.

The fact is US law is NOT strict for DWI, it is just. Nepal should have similar law and a mere jarimana shouldn’t be enough. They should be prisoned and given stricter sentence like here in US.

Imagine you were the brother of those little girls who were killed for no fault of their own (give me a break, do you really wear a seatbelt everytime you are in the back seat? That’s not even a law).

You should be jailed just for saying those words.