RE:Harbhajan Ban
by rahul bajaaj on May 14, 2008 10:05 PM
MR RAMU,
I'M CONFUSED WHETHER PEOPLE LIKE YOU SUPPORT FOR BHAJJI OR TALKING OTHERWISE. BECAUSE. IF HE GOES FOR REAPPEAL AGAINST THE BAN (DEFINITELY HE WOULD NOT), HE WOULD SURELY BE BANNED FOR LIFE.
BECAUSE OF HIS UNCONDITIONAL PLEADING AND CRYING ONLY HE HAS BEEN LET OFF WITH LESSER PUNISHMENT. IF PEOPLE LIKE YOU GO FOR REAPPEAL AGAINST THE DOUBLE SENTENCE, THEN DEFINITELY HE WOULD BE GIVEN ONLY ONE SENTENCE-ie. LIFE BAN.
RE:Harbhajan Ban
by eagle on May 14, 2008 10:55 PM
The entire scene is not a punishment of crime.. but for not showing the professionalism and gentlemanship that cricket stands for.
Immaturity and unprofessional behavior both by sreesanth and bhajji is what is being condemned
it is mazing to note that there are 222 reactionary messages recorded from the honourable readers of your column.
what i note is this:
. there are hardly any responses from the readers on other, more important matters covered in your coulmns.
. to me it is therefore, very clear that we are a nation of the impoverished, who are in the need of the 'cricket-fodder' to keep us going. our souls and hearts are sensitive to nothing else, including the miseries of other people and other grave matters concerning our daily, civic life!!!
. from general reaction, it seems that we are quite happy keeping pakistan as our main rival and feel quite happy competing with them and trying to win.
. isn't that a pity? we want to compare ourselves with that tiny nation which is nothing in comparison whereas we are terrified to even talk about competing with other prominent nations in other sports and other activities.
.how and why it has happenned this way? do we have no collective self-respect as a nation? have we, finally, been reduced to a mere self-praising nation??
RE:cricket-the life of india. is it worth it?
by gautam bhardwaj on May 14, 2008 10:45 PM
well said mary, i agree with you to the same extent but can not understand your insistance on calling cricket fans insensitive. there is nothing wrong in being funloving i believe. what this has to do with lessening the self-respect? nobody compares india with pakistan but acceptance that this tiny country is our main enemy is nothing but just a truth. and why you want us to cry on the tragedies? this will only spread hatred. everybody is sad for what happened but shouldn't we keep things moving in right spirit? panicking should be avoided i believe. what's wrong in that? please don't be so hard on funloving people and self-praising is not always bad, it's an art in fact.
RE:cricket-the life of india. is it worth it?
by eagle on May 14, 2008 10:00 PM
That is a wonderful analogy you have got. But what ever you have told is true. One of the main problem in India is people lacking a little on self esteem.
Readers dont raise against me, I'm in US and i consider myself unique and proud because i'm from India. I pity the Americans atleast 60% of the time.. but appreciate the good hearts.. their dedication.
The problem with the present indian generation is they are not able to appreciate India for the great culture it is.. All they do is blame someone else for what ever they go through.
RE:cricket-the life of india. is it worth it?
by on May 14, 2008 09:44 PM
Mary Keep all this sermonizing to yourself in your church. Spare us this Bigtime BHULLSHHIT
RE:RE:cricket-the life of india. is it worth it?
by eagle on May 14, 2008 10:02 PM
See, this attitude is what is said in the comment above. If you dont do your exams well do you think your teacher should still give you passing marks.. probably that is your idea. Criticisim is to be taken for your own improvement. Check yourself.
RE:cricket-the life of india. is it worth it?
by rahul bajaaj on May 14, 2008 09:54 PM
TO MARY SEVEN,
U CAN GO THROUGH THESE COLUMNS & APPRECIATE THE FACT THAT NOT SUPPORTING FOR BAD BEHAVIOUR WHOEVER AND WHATEVER BE HIS NATIONALITY,RELEGION ETC IS ALSO ONE WAY OF DOING CIVIC SERVICE.
Appreciating Bajji for teaching much needed lesson to monkey and over action Srisanth, definitely some body would have slapped Srisanth some where some time in near future, luckily Sri slapped by fellow Indian bajji, at least from now Srisanth should learn how to behave, there are tons of players in India and world who is top talented but 99% behaves properly not like Idt Moneky Srisanth
RE:Appreciating Bajji
by rahul bajaaj on May 14, 2008 09:29 PM
EXCELLENT & 100% TRUE MR.INDIAN, EVERYONE IS ANGRY ABOUT HARBHAJHAN BECAUSE HE GAVE ONLY ONE SLAP TO SREESANTH. HE SHOULD HAVE ATLEAST KICKED/SLAPPED HIM 1000 TIMES.
Bit too harsh for Bhajji. Hope he will not commit such mistakes and stop abusing players. But BCCI has shown that they are strict against such matters. They were right in warning Sreesanth and further bad behaviour should be dealed strictly by BCCI. Talent and performance are not the only thing that matters on field. Good conduct is also important to gain respect from oppositon and team mates.
RE:Bit too harsh
by rahul bajaaj on May 14, 2008 09:26 PM
DEFINITELY FOR 1000000000000000000000% BHAJJI WONT REPEAT THIS BEHAVIOUR IN FUTURE BECAUSE HUGE MONEY IS INVOLVED (ALREADY HE IS INCURRING HEAVY LOSSES). HEREAFTER, SREESANTH WILL ALSO BEHAVE LIKE A SAINT.
ANYONE CAN DO PhD ON BHAJJI & SREESANTH'S BEHAVIOUR-U- TURN FROM TIGER TO CAT.
Did you Guys see Sonal interviewing albie Morkel's Wife on extra innings? Albie Morkel's Wife is SUPER!!!!!!!!! SOOOOo LOVELY!!!!!!!!!!!! SO BEAUTIFULLLLLLLL......
RE:Albie Morkels's Wife
by rahul bajaaj on May 14, 2008 09:15 PM
MR. ON, ITS A PITY THAT YOU HAVE NOTHING TO DISCUSS ABOUT CRICKET, YOU ARE RESORTING TO SO SUCH CHEAP COMMENTS. ITS BETTER YOU SWITCH OVER TO SOME OTHER WEBSITES SUITABLE FOR YOUR LIKING.
BOTH SREESANTH AND BHAJJI ARE DISGRACEFUL TO INDIAN CRICKET. THE DIGNITY AND RESPECT, INDIAN CRICKETEERS HAVE EARNED OVER THE YEARS HAS BEEN SPOILT BY THESE TWO IDIOTS.
RE:SREE & BEE.
by RajeevJain on May 14, 2008 09:01 PM
Double punishment for a crime? You can expect this only in India. I think BCCI should leave the bossism and protect their players.
RE:SREE & BEE.
by rahul bajaaj on May 14, 2008 09:12 PM
BUT PEOPLE LIKE YOU HAILED AND JUMPED INTO HEAVEN WHEN BCCI SUPPORTED BHAJJI AND SREESANTH FOR THEIR BEHAVIOUR AT AUSTRALIA JUST 2 MONTHS BACK. NOW AGAINST WHOM/WHAT ARE YOU COMPLAINING ABOUT?
RE:RE:This isn't good enough
by rahul bajaaj on May 14, 2008 08:58 PM
DEFINITELY HIS BEHAVIOUR DOSENT NEED HANGING, BUT THE DISGRACE BHAJJI AND SREESANTH HAVE DONE TO INDIAN CRICKET CANT BE EMULATED BY ANYONE.
RE:This isn't good enough
by RajeevJain on May 14, 2008 09:04 PM
You should not go by personal wishes, Harbhajan is a human after all. If you can leave Sree why not Bhajji?
RE:This isn't good enough
by rahul bajaaj on May 14, 2008 09:09 PM
MR.RAJEEV JAIN, WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO SAY? 1 WHETHER BOTH HARBHAJAN AND SREEANTH SHOULD BE PUSNISHED OR 2. BOTH OF THEM SHOULD NOT BE PUNISHED?
RE:This isn't good enough
by on May 14, 2008 09:15 PM
Both of them should be punished The Punishment must match the level of offence. As it is an insignificant offence, both of them should have been let off wit a warning and a fine instead of the shame BHAJJI alone has been subjected to. it only shows the racist nature of the BCCI under pawar
RE:This isn't good enough
by RajeevJain on May 14, 2008 09:38 PM
Punishment is ok but double standards are not justified. People in BCCI are using this as an opportunity for troubling Bhajji.
