What a pleasant surprise, when I heard in the news that Anushka Sharma scolded a rich, spoilt, bad mannered, uncouth guy, who was littering. This gives me a reason to be her fan. As I have mentioned in my previous blogs, the rich don't care if they throw garbage onto the road, and also let their pet dogs poop anywhere in public places, as long as no one pulls them up.
It is so typical for the offender in this case, to troll Anushka and try to save face, after being publicly shamed online. This is the only way that such imbeciles can be brought to book and behave well. Like they say in Hindi, 'ulta chor kotwaal koh daateh'.
Not so long ago, I had suggested to the BMC, that certain areas in this so crowded city are unsafe and ruined by miscreants of different classes, rich and poor. The rich are too arrogant and get away with so many broken rules, the poor are too indifferent to care. Many of the bridges over local train rails, have no shops or houses, only slums and chain snatchers, who get away with it with immunity. Garbage, rubble etc is discarded by anyone and no one cares. The underground subways in so many areas that have no shops, are dangerous and dirty. The underground subway at Metro theatre, the one near Haji Ali and so many others. If a large screen would throw the images of the subway to the public above, such areas would be used by everyone to commute, and not become a haven for loafers, flashers, beggars, urinaters.
But the Mumbai Corporation does not bother to do ground work on the feasibility and solutions to problems that arise in such schemes.
It is so typical for the offender in this case, to troll Anushka and try to save face, after being publicly shamed online. This is the only way that such imbeciles can be brought to book and behave well. Like they say in Hindi, 'ulta chor kotwaal koh daateh'.
Not so long ago, I had suggested to the BMC, that certain areas in this so crowded city are unsafe and ruined by miscreants of different classes, rich and poor. The rich are too arrogant and get away with so many broken rules, the poor are too indifferent to care. Many of the bridges over local train rails, have no shops or houses, only slums and chain snatchers, who get away with it with immunity. Garbage, rubble etc is discarded by anyone and no one cares. The underground subways in so many areas that have no shops, are dangerous and dirty. The underground subway at Metro theatre, the one near Haji Ali and so many others. If a large screen would throw the images of the subway to the public above, such areas would be used by everyone to commute, and not become a haven for loafers, flashers, beggars, urinaters.
But the Mumbai Corporation does not bother to do ground work on the feasibility and solutions to problems that arise in such schemes.
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