Who is responsible for this chaos?

Just in case any persons have any doubts about what I am speaking about, I request them to visit the Traffic police of greater Mumbai’s website at http://www.trafficpolicemumbai.org/parking.html and ascertain for themselves.
What is disturbing is that the law is giving preferential treatment, and is not common to all as required by the constitution and charter of the country.
Innumerous complaints have been made to their phone number 022 24937755 and to police on the beat/ accompanying tow-away carriers.

The various provisions for breaking the law are given below and the ones applicable are highlighted.

The results are there for all to see.

Nature of Offence / legal provision

1. Parking in flow of traffic
Legal provision: 22(a) RRR177 MVA
2. Parking away from footpath
Legal provision:15(2) RRR177 MVA
3. Parking against flow of traffic
Legal provision: 15(2) RRR177 MVA
4. Obstruction by parking
Legal provision: 15(2) RRR177 MVA
5. Parking on taxi stand
Legal provision: 15(2) RRR177 MVA
6. Parking in not prescribed manner
Legal provision: 15(1) RRR177 MVA
7. Parking at corner
Legal provision: 15(i) RRR177 MVA
8. Parking within 15 meters on either side of bus stop
Legal provision: 15(2) RRR177 MVA
9. Parking on bridge
Legal provision: 15(2) (i) RRR177 MVA
10.Parked at traffic island
Legal provision: 15(i) RRR177 MVA
11.Parked in No Parking area
Legal provision: 15(2) RRR177 MVA
12.Parked on pedestrian crossing
Legal provision: 15(2)(iii) RRR177 MVA
13.Parked on footpath
Legal provision: 15(2)(ii) RRR177 MVA
14.Parked in front of gate
Legal provision: 15(2)(viii) RRR177 MVA
15.Causing obstruction to traffic by parking
Legal provision: 15(1) RRR177 MVA

RRR = Rules of Road Regulations 1989
MVA = Motor Vehicles Act 1988