(1) If a motor vehicle driven by a person runs over or hits a person or meets with an accident and a person who is inside the motor vehicle or in any place outside the motor vehicle
becomes disabled as a result of that accident and such act is committed with mala fide intention, the person so driving the motor vehicle shall be punished with imprisonment for a term not exceeding Eight years and with a fine not exceeding Ten Thousand Rupees if such disablement is either blindness or impotency. In the event of disability of any organ other that these two deformities, the offender shall be punished with imprisonment for a tern not
exceeding Eight years and with a fine not exceeding Five Thousand Rupees; and in the event of disability of only one organ out of the two existing organs having similar functions in the body, half the punishment referred to in
above shall be imposed. If such defectiveness becomes cured and functional, the person so driving the motor vehicle shall be punished with a fine of Five Thousand Rupees.
(2) If a person who does not hold the driving license drives a motor vehicle and thereby commits any offence referred to in Sub-section (1), that person shall be punished with an additional fine of Five Thousand Rupees, in
addition to the punishment to which that person is liable under that Sub- section.
(3) If the owner of a motor vehicle or a person in charge of a motor vehicle permits the motor vehicle to be driven by a person who does not hold the driving license and the motor vehicle runs over or hits a person or meets
with an accident and consequently a person who is inside the motor vehicle or in any place outside the motor vehicle becomes disabled, the person who so permits that motor vehicle to be driven shall be punished with a fine of
Two Thousand Rupees.