The prime minister was fined for driving a scooter without a helmet!

The Dhaka Times Desk If such an event really happened in our country? How about then? But the sad thing is the incident in Cambodia. The Prime Minister of the country had to pay a fine for driving a scooter without a helmet!

The prime minister himself had to pay the fine for breaking the rules. Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen was driving a scooty in the open air. Everyone was looking at that scene. And the controversy started as soon as that picture was published. The prime minister says that the murder is pardoned? Is the law not equal for all? Summon the police at last! The Prime Minister necessarily attended the police station. At that time straight challan book was taken out and the fine receipt was cut and handed over to the Prime Minister! According to the law, 15 thousand Rials (255 Taka) came out of the Prime Minister's pocket! The Prime Minister of Cambodia himself was released on this journey with a fine!

According to media reports, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen visited Konoh Kong village on June 18. He drives a scooter without a helmet on rural roads That picture was also published in the press of different countries including all the newspapers of the country. Controversy arose over this. Although the Prime Minister of Cambodia has given several arguments, he had no intention of riding a bike. While visiting the village, I got down from the government car and went to a local motor mechanic. Just traveled a bit with his bike. The mechanic was also with him.

However, after paying the fine, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said, 'Everyone is obliged to obey the law. My case will be an example.'

It should be noted that the Cambodian People's Party has been in power for the past three decades. The main leader of this party is Prime Minister Hun Sen. The party has been ruling the country since 1979. That is why it has got the status of one of the longest ruling parties in the world. After a period of intense and bloody conflict, Kampuchea (now Cambodia) in Southeast Asia abandoned the ideology of Marxism-Leninism and introduced a one-party system of government.