Police doesnt have the balls to arrest politicians who keep making hate speeches and invoking riots or damaging public property (burning down buses etc). They also dont have the will power to stop all the religious processions that choke our streets and make the general office goer sigh in disgust at the traffic. they can only bully the powerless submissive and well educated citizens who will not thrash the policemen like the political party workers do.
Re: police doesnt have the balls
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 06:31 PM
Dear Aditya, U are not knowing rules enforcement.Even in the Bihar Lalu prasad rally speech was stopped by Collector after 10pm. For taking any religous procession u required local police station permission. For putting ganpati mandal u required the Permission. Only 5 times in year goverment can release rule of noise pollution beyond 10pm.
Re: police doesnt have the balls
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 06:26 PM
ya they can only arrest innocent people.... police shud be doin these things than disrupting parties moral police are fools
Re: police doesnt have the balls
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 06:34 PM
It is very easy to blame police.Be one day at police station.Know where they eat? How much salary they get. No overtime, no strike, no leave and sacrifice u r life against terrorist.
Re: Re: police doesnt have the balls
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 06:37 PM
HEY I CAN LIST YOU all these things with exact figures get it... just tell me wat it has got to do with disrupting a party... did the police want a drink too
Re: Re: Re: police doesnt have the balls
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 06:37 PM
Ahh Mr.sj please today's Times of India. Delhi highest number of the Rape cases. Unsafe city. Ladies cannot come out after 8pm.Marathi people are not there. See Mumbai,at 1.00hrs u will see ladies in the trains and on road. Donot divide problem on regional basis.
Re: Re: Re: Re: police doesnt have the balls
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 06:51 PM
ya u kno why delhi is got that image cause girls are not afraid to report cases while in mumbai they are hence we do not come to kno of them... n dont forget the whole of maharastra except few cities is a dumbster without food water and medical supplies
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: police doesnt have the balls
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 06:56 PM
Mumbai is said to be one of the safest city. U Came at Night 01.00hrs, U will see people without fear.
Re: Alcohol sale should be banned in Maharashtra
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 06:28 PM
haha all things that give pleasure are either banned or illegal 8)
Re: Re: Re: Re: offence??
by abc on Aug 03, 2010 06:31 PM
this is absurd...i think in india its jungle rule..if u even dont know under which law this comes then no need to comment...
Re: Re: Re: offence??
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 06:29 PM
nope no law against it.. even noise pollution is a civil offence u can b arrested and charged
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: offence??
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 06:39 PM
yes they took them on false pretext of rave party but were unable to find any drugs
Since many of the students caught are outside of maharashtra , they donot know the local law agencies. They think they are in their states where they can bribe the police and break the law. But when implementing law against the common people MS police are ahead.
Re: Maharshtra police are stict about the implementing the Laws.
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 06:30 PM
most bribery cases happen in state of maharastra.. considered the most corrupt state
Re: Re: Maharshtra police are stict about the implementing the La
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 06:43 PM
u are stastics are not correct. Please check the same. Charra ghotala, Bofors, Koda scam, all happen where?
Re: Re: Re: Maharshtra police are stict about the implementing th
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 06:53 PM
THOSE ARE SCANDAL THE CHAIN OF MONEY FLOWS EVERYWHERE SEE THE DATA BY ac NIELSON SURVEY ON MASS BRIBERIES
Re: Re: Re: Re: Maharshtra police are stict about the implementin
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 07:18 PM
Scandal and Ghotala are different? dOnot Quote AC nielson, these repoert are wriiten by these Managers who dont know the rule of the land and only manupulators.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Maharshtra police are stict about the impleme
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 11:02 PM
HAHA oh nice u got the real data made up by moral police please show the world.. others are fake only the ones that u make are true
Re: Re: Re: Re: Maharshtra police are stict about the implementin
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 06:54 PM
AND ALSO WHERES UNDERWORLD AT ITS MOST POTENT???
All this is because of the Alchol. People are driving their vehicle under the alchol influence, some are killing their wife and these management student is doing project how to break the law by Noise Pollution
Re: Management Students are Breaking the law.
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 06:04 PM
bubble tell me which law states that partying is illegal?? n u know even if they are charged for noise they cannot be arrested as its a civilian offence they can be fined or challaned just like a vehicle challan
Re: Re: Management Students are Breaking the law.
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 06:09 PM
Making any noise more than 40db after 10pm is offence under air and Pollution acT.Partying is not illegal,but without permission of the local authority is illegal. If law is not followed any one will wake uo at 02.00am and start his music system wakeing up all his neighbours.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Management Students are Breaking the law.
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 06:15 PM
BDW rahul mahanjan beat his wife that is physical assault why has he been not arrested?? moral police has raised no objection
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Management Students are Breaking the law.
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 06:23 PM
Whether Her wife lodged police compalaint. If her wife is not bothered why u are bothered about the family matter. they will solve it.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Management Students are Breaking the law.
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 06:31 PM
now its a family matter when people partying and having fun thats your matter nice one ironic
Re: Re: Re: Re: Management Students are Breaking the law.
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 06:19 PM
so they are on Bail. Tommorrow these people will drink alchol,drive their vehicle at max spped and will kill innocent people walking on the road. Few months back one NRI girl under influence of the alchol crushed one inspector and one mid aged person under her SUV.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Management Students are Breaking the law.
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 06:32 PM
WHAT HAPPENED TO SALMAN KHAN CASE??? 5 PEOPLE DIED RIGHT DAT WAS IN MAHARASHTRA CONSIDERED STRONGHOLD OF MORAL POLICING
guys BUBBLE BOB is a 88 yr old Grandfather who spent his younger days in books and libraries was not invited to parties hence pls understand ( read ignore )
Symbosis is admitting students on the basis of that LR test etc.--- Smart students are passing these. Symbosis should take emotional intelligence test of the students admitting. So that they will not face embrassment like this in future.
Only issue I can see in this is noise made in the night.That might have caused disturbance .All other things are their business.Police or government has no business in that .These days Police and government are interfering in private lifes citizens.These are grown ups they have the right and duty to take care of themselves.
Re: Mind your own business
by bubble bob on Aug 03, 2010 05:52 PM
Party at u home.Dont Disturb u r Neighbour. U r student,so do the study and follow the discipline and respect law of the land, Otherwise be in the Jail
Re: Mind your own business
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 05:52 PM
YES I AGREE WID U... noise could have been lowered police cud have told them no issue in taking guys to police station
Re: Re: Mind your own business
by Bharath P on Aug 03, 2010 06:03 PM
rule is rule even for a fool. So Respect law of the land. Think how much they may have disturbed the neighbours. I'm not saying they should not party but they should take permission if they are playing loud music and serving alcohol. If you think serving alcohol for 500 ppl is legal then why should the restaurants get license from the government??
Re: Re: Re: Mind your own business
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 06:17 PM
its a private party hence... in marriages u don need a license to serve liquor its the same as that
Re: Re: Re: Re: Mind your own business
by Bharath P on Aug 03, 2010 07:09 PM
I totally agree with you. But police can arrest the people where liquor is served in marriage functions. They are not doing it then it is because of corruption. It is the law in india that you need to have permission in such parties.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Mind your own business
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 07:12 PM
the laws have not been amended from british times .... so no use on pointing those out as they are irrelevant now. I DON UNDERSTAND WHATS WRONG WITH HAVING ALCOHOL IN PARTIES
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Mind your own business
by Bharath P on Aug 03, 2010 07:26 PM
I'm not saying its wrong to have alcohol in parties, Parties without alcohol is like d1ck without ba11s. What i'm saying is you need to do it with permission if you are arranging parties for large ppl. Why do they take permission from police while arranging parties on new year eve?? Its the law, respect the law of the land. If you see in developed countries, they respect their laws and care for their laws.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Mind your own business
by pranjal pachpore on Aug 03, 2010 11:05 PM
SEE IT WAS A PRIVATE PARTY IN SUM VILLA OR BUNGLOW ORGANISED BY FRIENDS ITS SIMILAR TO THE PARTY I AM HAVING WITH MY FRIENDS... IF M HAVNG A PARTY AT HOME WHY SHUD I NEED PERMISSION .. I DON GET IT only sound was the problem could have been dealt with politely wudnt have created such a ruckus and put students behind bars for such a trivial thing
