1. You can have GANJA, if you dress up like a Sadhu and dance in Kumbh Mela. 2. You can force people to close down shops, not attend work - by calling a BANDH. 3. You can assault couples, under the garb of Moral policing. 4. You can dress up in brown shirt pant, and collect HAFTA from roadside vendors. 5. You can organize massive rallies using biryani packets, liquor and block traffic.
ALL THE ABOVE EVENTS WILL BE REWARDED.
BUT, if you party - take 5000 licenses. Middle-Class good only for paying taxes.
Re: Rogue Country
by B Kumar on Aug 03, 2010 10:50 PM
Well, I really doubt, any of the guys n gals involved in this party actually belong to Middle Class. They surely are from Upper Class and will be bailed out of this trouble by their influential folks.
Playing loud music late into the night, consuming alcohol without a permit and organising a party without permission from the local authorities....these are sufficient reasons to arrest them, I really dont understand why so called educated ppl always blame police and politicians....and forget their own responsibilities...!!, if somebody would have raped in that party...them same ppl would have shouted in our fool media..."what was police doing??"
Re: It was fair thing
by GS Sodhi on Aug 03, 2010 10:49 PM
Chalta hai yaar, after all they are children. Let them enjoy. Their crime is not even 0.001 % of crime rest of India is doing. I tell you, these children are very very innocent. Clean by heart.
Re: It was fair thing
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 10:50 PM
there is no rule against drinking alcohol and organising a private party ... music was lound and comes under civilian offense there is no case for arresting... what can i say moral police are fools and people who support their activities are more foolish
Re: Re: It was fair thing
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 11:03 PM
Only break they are getting is by breaking all the Laws. 1) PArking Vhehicle at no parking area 2) Obstructing the traffic 3) Storing the Liquor without permit 4) Drinking the Liquor without permit 5) Making noise beyond 10pm limit 6) Disturbing the Neighbour sleep. 7) Forgetting they are student 8) Making aish on parent's money. 9) Not following college hostel rules. 10) Forcing Junior Girls to attend party. thus Ragging charge.
Re: Re: It was fair thing
by Sameer Naik on Aug 03, 2010 10:56 PM
i dont know the real situation, but if same mentioned things would have happned to u r neighbourhood...u r thoughts would have been different...!!
Re: Re: Re: It was fair thing
by iota on Aug 03, 2010 10:59 PM
Common Sense and Experience tell me that - IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO GET ANY LICENSE OR PERMISSION from Police - without a bribe or influence.
That is the MAIN reason people do not go around taking licenses. Not because they do not want to.
Re: Re: Re: Re: It was fair thing
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 11:15 PM
these liscense shit shud bubble why u writing as the people wer nt partying but wer murdering sum1
Re: Re: Re: It was fair thing
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 11:19 PM
gud next time u drink get a permit seriously give it a thought is it practically possible?
Re: Re: Re: Re: It was fair thing
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 11:22 PM
It is rule. Scrap it if it is not practical. Then 11 yrs student will start drinking liquor.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: It was fair thing
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 11:32 PM
SERIOUSLY THE GUYS DRINKING THERE WER MORE THAN 22 YEARS THEY WERE POST GRADUATES DO U GET A LICENSE EVEY TIME U OR NY OF UR FRIEND DRINKS?? WHY DONT PUT THEM IN JAIL. AND DONT GIVE ME A FOOLISH ANSWER OF YES
It is written, "It was one of those social affairs where no drugs or any serious offenses were involved. And yet, young college students, out for a night of fun, landed in the police net".
It is true that the students stayed out for longer than permitted. However, the police could also have used their discretion & could have let them off with a piece of advice. But our police, showing their true colors would have "Arrested" the hapless students to show their might. It could also be possible that the students refused to cough up the required amount the grease the palms of the police. At least the college authorities should behave decently and not persecute the students.
If they do not enjoy the parties at this age, at least once a while when else they are going to enjoy?
Re: Attending a party? Don't end up in jail
by iota on Aug 03, 2010 10:47 PM
I am yet to see arrests for widespread butchering that went on in 1984 of Sikhs?
Same applies to most riots.
And arrests happening for Partying.. lol... its a JOKE.
The fact is Police did not receive their cut probably.
Re: Attending a party? Don't end up in jail
by gac on Aug 03, 2010 10:49 PM
500 ppl gathering for a party suddenly on a night to your next door . will you accept it?
Re: Attending a party? Don't end up in jail
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 11:17 PM
the college authorities shud instead take a stand against the police... cut the guys sum slack.. no need to persecute or punish em.. already the foolish society is doin it
Re: Re: Attending a party? Don't end up in jail
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 11:24 PM
college authority should put ragging charge on the seniors who have pressurised Juniors to attend the party
Re: Re: Re: Attending a party? Don't end up in jail
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 11:33 PM
BUBBLE UR BORING WITH UR COMMENTS ATLEAST GIVE SUM GUD COMMENTS
it is almost like a crowd for a wedding party or a public gathering, it could have caused a nuisance for the neighbors. they should have taken prior permission from the cops and the local community.
Re: Unjustified party
by GS Sodhi on Aug 03, 2010 10:46 PM
I feel that your language is worst then the party. Check your language. Also improve your English.Learn to judge without using abusive language. Understood
Re: Re: Unjustified party
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 10:52 PM
there is new rule people using foul language be arrested haha if u want to use such languageget a permit 8)
Re: Unjustified party
by Vikas Arora on Aug 04, 2010 10:21 AM
With the kind of language used by you, everyone can find out what kind of person you are. Who gave you right to start abusing young students who were just partying? If they were wrong then you being senior to them are more wrong then them by using such bad language.
Donot Punish the students, or put them in the Jail, otherwise they will become hard core crimnals. They are on wrong path and Correct path should be shown by their prof. Ploice action will hurt them and they will take revenge against the beurecracy for their whole life.
Re: Donot Punish the students, or put them in the Jail
by roney jose on Aug 03, 2010 10:18 PM
Wrong path?By Consuming alcohol?who doen't yaar..cmon...give them a break yaar....
Re: Re: Re: Donot Punish the students, or put them in the Jail
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 10:53 PM
come on even if they drink wats wrong they are adults and drinking on their parents money having a gud time why u so pissed off
Re: If the police is wrong ,How is college Maangement
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 07:03 PM
PARTYING IS EQUIVALENT TO MANUPILATION ACCORDING TO THE NEW DICTIONARY OF BUBBLE BOB... haha SERIOUSLY U NEED TO CHILL AND EVEN THE COLLEGE AUTHORITIES
Re: Re: If the police is wrong ,How is college Maangement
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 07:12 PM
I am IN ac ROOM, about college Authority, they should under Voltas Chiller, since they are thinking what kind of managers their factory they are producing
Re: Re: Re: If the police is wrong ,How is college Maangement
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 07:14 PM
the good ones i am sure... i mean how do u corelate if a person parties and drinks alcohol he is not a gud manager ... bubble please put light on this amazing corelation
Re: Re: Re: Re: If the police is wrong ,How is college Maangement
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 07:28 PM
Every thing in limit and control is acceptable. But when it crooses the limit like addiction to the Liquior, killing people under the influence of the alchol is not permitted.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: If the police is wrong ,How is college Maange
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 10:55 PM
everything was in limit and control till the police showed up and did a foolish thing every1 was having a gud time
Re: Re: If the police is wrong ,How is college Maangement
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 07:13 PM
I am IN ac ROOM, about college Authority, they should under Voltas Chiller, since they are thinking what kind of managers their factory they are producing
Re: Re: Re: If the police is wrong ,How is college Maangement
by Charles miller on Aug 03, 2010 07:14 PM
Manager is not Sadhu or Sanyasi like u! Even they need to have fun !
Re: Re: Re: Re: If the police is wrong ,How is college Maangement
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 07:26 PM
Who says Fun will be got by only drinking Liquor. Have a fun but dont afftect u are neighbours, donot kill inncoent road walkers by u are costly full throttle running SUV's
If we have to strictly follow the law; this is how we should party:
1. Take permission from local police, neighbours, community etc. (plan this atleast a month in advance)... oops is there a concept of surprise party? 2. To be on the safe side don't get alcohols. Drugs is a strict no no(ok, i support the drugs part) 3. Your party should start at 7pm and end at 9pm (no b'day parties at 12 ;))... 4. Ask your guests to wishper, rather than talk and sing 5. No dance, music or all those stuff 6. Ask your guests to come in community transport, so that you don't block locals parking space 7. Ask your guests to wear formals, just in case moral police comes in and finds guests not properl covered 8. To be on the safe side, only invite guests with family
Woho...there we are...thats called a legal party... cool huh?? :(
Re: How to party: the Indian law
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 07:04 PM
where did u get this oh i forgot they havent amended the law from british times 8)
Re: Re: Alcohol sale should be banned in Maharashtra
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 07:06 PM
Before few yrs. it was banned and crime rate came down at that time. Now this chadru IT c.M lifted ban
Re: Re: Alcohol sale should be banned in Maharashtra
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 07:06 PM
Before few yrs. it was banned and crime rate came down at that time. Now this chadru IT c.M lifted ban
Re: Re: Re: Alcohol sale should be banned in Maharashtra
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 07:09 PM
Yahh, Water is not cheap here, Biselri bottle is coslier than one litre kerosen. Cartel only cartel behind this
Re: Alcohol sale should be banned in Maharashtra
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 07:06 PM
OTHER GOVERNMENTS LEARN FROM DAMAN AND DIU - pondicherry make liquor cheap the whole of gujaraj and andhra pradesh will come to you
If what has been reported is correct, the party took place in a farm house. There has been no report of neighbours complaining. If noise is the issue then there is so much more noise during Diwali with bursting of crackers. Will all those who burst crackers be arrested this Diwali?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Noise....
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 07:08 PM
SO WRITING IN BIG LETTERS MEANS THE OTHER PERSON IS HOT NEW DICTIONARY 8) .. I GOT A CAPS LOCK KEY WHICH I LIKE TO USE .. what laws?? they were passed by pune and mumbai mc
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Noise....
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 07:19 PM
HAHA SERIOUSLY BOB NO BETTER COMMENT THAN THIS expected more from you. the party etc laws are enacted by states on guidelines by center .. states and local administration can change them when required
Re: Noise....
by BHALCHANDRA PATWARDHAN on Aug 03, 2010 10:26 PM
Madam you are purposely ignoring real part of this party. Students of this country buring their life in alcohol and doing hulladbaji is justifiable?
Re: Re: Noise....
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 10:59 PM
who is burning their life ?? they were having a gud time ... after all life is a carnival u gotta live... they deserve to party
