On following counts 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
Police have taken harsh steps, students should be warned and let out.
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: Indian party: the legal way
by dm on Aug 04, 2010 04:51 PM
Nothing wrong man... Just attend a party.. choose a girl/women and take her somewhere in corner and enjoy it by inserting pen drive repeatedly...
This is noting but mere discrimination by the law and police. There are n numbers of cases by politicians where we see every day here in Pune and Mumbai that late night parties, ceremonies, celebrations etc are made and whole city is flooded with hardik subbechaa hording but there is no body to stop them. These so called police and law have no balls to raid those parties. I strongly condemn there action. You may had levy fine for breach of law but how do you justify putting these students behind the bars.
The only mistake done by these guys was to have loud music running after 10 PM. That was a private place and drinking by adults (18 yrs) in a private place is allowed in India. If students will not party then who will be partying...appears those who never got chance to stay and enjoy in Hostels and do such parties are making noise with a feeling that if they were not able to do it then why others should enjoy. Appears this country is trying to follow the extremist Islamic countries.
Re: Where the country is going
by lakshmanan sowmianarayanan on Aug 04, 2010 10:52 AM
If it is you son/daughter will you have the same view on partying?
Re: Re: Where the country is going
by Thinker on Aug 04, 2010 10:57 AM
@ sowmian - well the matter of fact remains that you can not stop the young crowd from parting. Ask you own son/daughter.
Re: Re: Re: Where the country is going
by Moral Brigade on Aug 04, 2010 12:21 PM
@Thinker, TRUE,and we are responsible for their behaviour and spoiling.Strict discipline and tight slaps to the women in the party will do a world of good.
Re: Re: Re: Where the country is going
by Moral Brigade on Aug 04, 2010 12:21 PM
@Thinker, TRUE,and we are responsible for their behaviour and spoiling.Strict discipline and tight slaps to the women in the party will do a world of good.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Where the country is going
by dm on Aug 04, 2010 04:50 PM
There is only one solution of this. Just f..k those all women who comes to attend the party...
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Where the country is going
by Bad Man on Aug 04, 2010 05:07 PM
yes right.Just give "ZERO RESPECT" TO THE GALS WHILE abusing them physically. Then only they will realize.
The only mistake done by these guys was to have loud music running after 10 PM. That was a private place and drinking by adults (18 yrs) in a private place is allowed in India. If students will not party then who will be partying...appears those who never got chance to stay and enjoy in Hostels and do such parties are making noise with a feeling that if they were not able to do it then why others should enjoy.
Re: Where the country is going
by Moral Brigade on Aug 04, 2010 12:23 PM
Vkas, its just not about partying..its abt boys n gals going in wrong direction,we all know what happens in the partys after gals n guys drink together.Gals losing their purity before marriage due to such parties.
Re: Re: Where the country is going
by Girish Gangadkar on Aug 08, 2010 01:28 PM
What the heck is Purity man......... we are not living in tretayug, in any ways we cannot stop young ppl partying, accept the change, adopt.........
Re: Rogue Country - Rogue Police
by frank G on Aug 04, 2010 10:17 AM
It took you so many years to realize that you are living in a rogue country ? many have realized it in time and have left for better,cleaner countries. STOP CRIBBING AND START DOING SOMETHING RIGHT NOW TO GET OUT OF THIS MESS.
Re: Re: Rogue Country - Rogue Police
by Argumentative Indian on Aug 04, 2010 10:45 AM
Yes, it is never too late to try to emigrate! The other alternative is to stop partying. Recently the most progressive leader of a very progressive country, Iran, has decreed that promoting music is against religion.
Its an interesting world we're headed for.
My parents were too poor to party, but their richer counterparts partied without any fear. When I was a young man, the only thing we had to fear while partying were the Shiv Sena goons who were allergic to Valentines day, even in the late 1990s and now when my daughter grows up, she has to look out for both the Shiv Sena, SRS AND the Official police.
If the students want to have a liquir party let them do it and finish before 10pm after taking the necessary permission. Also they should get the help of the police to remain there for one or two hours for the safety of girl studernts.
STUDENTS SEE THAT HOT LIQUOR NOT TO SERVE. THE ORGANISORS CANNOT CONTROL A BIG LIQUOR PARTY. THE PARTY WILL END UP IN CLASHES AND VIOLENCE IF HOT LIQUIR SERVES.
THE STUDENTS SHOULD ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT THEIR MOTTO IS TO GET THE MBA DEGREE BY WORKING HARD
Re: Students liquor party
by Argumentative Indian on Aug 04, 2010 10:47 AM
They should just get a good fridge, chill the liquor to say 4 Deg. C before serving, should take care of all the problems.
