Celebrations all over India

[surajmal]

 

Now, could be variety of reasons for people exploding fire crackers. No harm in believing that... Willful blindness  also isn't a crime. 

Rest of us know what this is about. 

Edited June 18, 2017 by surajmal

[Gollum]

They won't change yaar, forget it. Hopefully Indian Shias are different. But Sunnis, I mean you do see what's happening in the world around us atm. This has no cure for the time being. 

[Haarkarjeetgaye]

there are pakistanis married to Indians who stay in India...could be them

[Gollum]

Don't know about other places in that tweet but in Bengaluru the Muslims in a nearby locality were celebrating the fall of each wicket. Best to ignore them, faltu kaa tension mat le. 

[TNAmarkFrmIndia]

[rtmohanlal]

no wonder  ...it is because of this  attitude that crackers are unintentionally  exploding behind their asses  world wide.

[panther]

It's no big deal when Afghanistan play Pakistan I want Afghanistan to win doesn't make me a traitor, when India beat Pak in Mohali Afghans were celebrating with firing in the air in my area no one cared.

[asterix]

Maybe celebrating Indias hockey win..

[Austin 3:!6]

I got few whatsapp messages from my so called friends (who are CPI/Left supporters)...mocking Modi after this loss. What jokers

 

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[mishra]

2 hours ago, Haarkarjeetgaye said:

there are pakistanis married to Indians who stay in India...could be them

Ok. 

[Haarkarjeetgaye]

5 minutes ago, mishra said:

Ok. 

Even exchange students from Pakistan and potentially executives also. We do a lot of trade with Pakistan.

[dark_profile]

Man, I feel this Pak win is going to plant wind under their wings. It's a sign of change. Not sure of what change, but it'll be foolhardy to ignore this "out-of-the-blue" win. We should be ready to see more aggressive behavior from our neighbors, on all matters.

[Adi_91]

1 minute ago, dark_profile said:

Man, I feel this Pak win is going to plant wind under their wings. It's a sign of change. Not sure of what change, but it'll be foolhardy to ignore this "out-of-the-blue" win. We should be ready to see more aggressive behavior from our neighbors, on all matters.

Lol. The underdog wins in CT have always resulted in these underdogs regressing further.

[Khota]

Dont worry. Everything is fine. It is a minor setback nothing more.

[dark_profile]

3 minutes ago, Adi_91 said:

these underdogs regressing further.

And that, imo, is not a good sign. Positive feedback loop of... any destructive belief.

[Adi_91]

1 minute ago, dark_profile said:

And that, imo, is not a good sign. Positive feedback loop of... any destructive belief.

I am merely stating the fact.

[vayuu1]

Must be the bookies, who betted on Pakistan

 

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[dark_profile]

5 minutes ago, vayuu1 said:

Must be the bookies, who betted on Pakistan

 

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Me too should've bet. That pic of Dhoni carrying Sarfaraz's baby was the sign. I failed to interpret it. Mind you, I'm not saying Dhoni was involved in fixing or something. From an esoteric angle, I like to read "signs" and that was a strong one.

[Adi_91]

2 minutes ago, dark_profile said:

 

Me too should've bet. That pic of Dhoni carrying Sarfaraz's baby was the sign. I failed to interpret it. Mind you, I'm not saying Dhoni was involved in fixing or something. From an esoteric angle, I like to read "signs" and that was a strong one.

This is ridiculous. More like a padosi mentality to even refer it as a sign of things.

[dark_profile]

Just now, Adi_91 said:

This is ridiculous. More like a padosi mentality to even refer it as a sign of things.

That pic was unusual and had a strong psychic undercurrent to it. You're free to disagree and I won't debate.