Yoda-esque Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 Delhi ka jo mixture hai na, usme problem hai. You have the anpad haryanvi jaats, the wealthy/well-connected punjabis on a powertrip, UP ge gunde...each of these haramis bring something to the table. Also new money ..Paisa tou aa gayaa,par aukaat ka kya karein?
KhanSaab Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 A lot of delhi's cultured, educated elite moved to pakistan and their place was taken by country bumpkins from all over. Upset the natural balance of the area.
Desi Cartman Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 Sure, why not? Can you get back to this Dilli walla issue and not sound as if this is way women are treated in Daman and Diu??? Jeez! With regards to OP, yes I concur there is something inherently wrong with Delhi-NCR belt. Eve teasing happens all over the country but Delhi-NCR is beyond hell for women. I have always wondered by Dilliwaali ladkiyaan dont take to streets or openly chid their men counterparts?? Delhi is ****ed and the whole nation is not far behind. There is no respect for an individual, a 20 year old kid doesnt hesitate in bullying a senior citizen or even physically threatening or even harming him. The rise in property prices has made some aholes filthy rich and with the connections with the politicians these guys are doing whatever they feel like.
Desi Cartman Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 A lot of delhi's cultured' date=' educated elite moved to pakistan and their place was taken by country bumpkins from all over. Upset the natural balance of the area.[/quote'] :hysterical:
seedhi Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 A lot of delhi's cultured' date=' educated elite moved to pakistan and their place was taken by country bumpkins from all over. Upset the natural balance of the area.[/quote']Yeah .. thats why pakistan is the beacon of culture and human rights in the world? Btw that war criminal, thug and liar called Musharraf was also from Delhi .. glad he moved to pakiland.
Yoda-esque Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 Yeah .. thats why pakistan is the beacon of culture and human rights in the world? Btw that war criminal, thug and liar called Musharraf was also from Delhi .. glad he moved to pakiland. Hes trolling:giggle:
Tiger80 Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 Delhi ka jo mixture hai na, usme problem hai. You have the anpad haryanvi jaats, the wealthy/well-connected punjabis on a powertrip, UP ge gunde...each of these haramis bring something to the table. We should get some more Marathi Manoos in here. Whether you get some marathi manoos or some South Indians , nothing is going to change.Delhi is city of migrants with no culture of its own .Men only fight when their pride is at stake and in delhi there is hardly any pride so whenever any girl is harrassed men don't see her as her own and just don't want to enter in her lafra Also Delhi is very much cultureless city .You never see entire city celebrating some particular festival or something.People here has developed very much self centered culture.Here people live self centered life
The Outsider Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 Yeah .. thats why pakistan is the beacon of culture and human rights in the world? Btw that war criminal, thug and liar called Musharraf was also from Delhi .. glad he moved to pakiland. seedhi looked at Khan in the user name and antenna khade ho gaye without realizing it was a sarcastic post. :hehe:
Tiger80 Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 Sure, why not? Can you get back to this Dilli walla issue and not sound as if this is way women are treated in Daman and Diu??? Jeez! With regards to OP, yes I concur there is something inherently wrong with Delhi-NCR belt. Eve teasing happens all over the country but Delhi-NCR is beyond hell for women. I have always wondered by Dilliwaali ladkiyaan dont take to streets or openly chid their men counterparts?? What a joke .Delhi middle class, Brahmin , Bania , Punjabi's etc follow some of the most coward culture of country.There women will be the first one to scold the boy who will fight for someone who is not related to him
Lurker Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 What a joke .Delhi middle class' date= Brahmin , Bania , Punjabi's etc follow some of the most coward culture of country.There women will be the first one to scold the boy who will fight for someone who is not related to him :bumsmack::bumsmack: Yaar, I have heard you generalize the following in last couple of days: a) Northies are aggressive, thats why Harbhajan SIngh got so many ads, so Punjabi aggression could be used to sell more. b) Dhoni is hot in ad market because of small town syndrome. c) Delhi and a bunch of Dilliwaalahs are cowards. Is there a half decent sane area in India that has escped your generalization :hehe:
Tiger80 Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 :bumsmack::bumsmack: Yaar, I have heard you generalize the following in last couple of days: a) Northies are aggressive, thats why Harbhajan SIngh got so many ads, so Punjabi aggression could be used to sell more. b) Dhoni is hot in ad market because of small town syndrome. c) Delhi and a bunch of Dilliwaalahs are cowards. Is there a half decent sane area in India that has escped your generalization :hehe: Oh Bhai I am stating the truth Harbhajan singh 's aggressive punjbi image helped him a lot in ad world 2) Dhoni being hot in ad market I heard in TV ,where they were discussing Dhoni vs Sachin in ad market 3-4 years ago 3)And yes Delhi middle class is not something which is known for its bravery or standing up for a person in need And BTW it is you people that started generalizing that something inherently wrong with Delhi. Wah ji wah pahale shuru karte ho aur baad mein kahte ho ki kisi community kaa yaa logon kaa naam matt lo.Jab baat shuru jki hai to discussion to ho gi hi
Crookbond Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 seedhi looked at Khan in the user name and antenna khade ho gaye without realizing it was a sarcastic post. :hehe: :hysterical: :hysterical: :hysterical:
KhanSaab Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 Yeah .. thats why pakistan is the beacon of culture and human rights in the world? Btw that war criminal, thug and liar called Musharraf was also from Delhi .. glad he moved to pakiland. Its true which is why delhi, the city of tehzeeb, culture, mir taqi mir's poetry is now known throughout India for mc bc etc. Most of these elite moved to karachi which was the richest most affluent city in Pakistan with 99% literacy rate, until ofcourse the afghan refugees poured in and now the city is just another subcontinent city laced with uneducated country bumpkins. So many similarities with "apni dilli" actually.
Swing_n_Speed Posted December 8, 2012 Posted December 8, 2012 Are Delhi cops mentally retarded or something?
punjabi_khota Posted December 8, 2012 Posted December 8, 2012 What a joke .Delhi middle class' date=' Brahmin , Bania , Punjabi's etc follow some of the most coward culture of country.There women will be the first one to scold the boy who will fight for someone who is not related to him[/quote'] Here's the brave Marathas in action, another community for you to label as cowards :hysterical: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/Dombivli-murder-35-witnesses-saw-nothing/articleshow/17527894.cms Dombivli murder: 35 witnesses saw ÃÃothing KALYAN: The probe into the murder of Santosh Vichivara (19), who was killed by five teenagers in Dombivli for protesting against eve-teasing, has again highlighted a disturbing factÃÕhe reluctance of ordinary citizens to speak up. Santosh was assaulted and stabbed in the presence of around 30 to 35 people outside the gate of his housing complex, but not one of them went to his aid. Neither have they come forward to record their statements as eyewitnesses. Police said they have recorded the statements of seven people, including family members and relatives of the deceased, and feel they have sufficient evidence to prove the involvement of the five in the case. However, they added, the case would be strengthened immensely if more eyewitnesses were to come forward with their statements. Police sources claimed that while they know some of the people who were present at the spot at the time of the incident, the latter are denying their presence to "avoid getting into trouble". So far statements of only three eyewitnesses have been recorded, which include the girl who was targeted by the accused, Jayantilal Gada, who was injured while trying to help Santosh, and another person from the area (name withheld on request). Talking to TOI, the girl said while there were around 30-35 people outside the gate of the Navneet Nagar complex when the five boys first started manhandling Santosh for daring to resist them, none stepped forward to help him. She then rushed inside the complex asking people for help but by the time they reached the spot, the accused had already stabbed Santosh. His assailants used the same knife to injure Gada (50), who was among the first people from the complex to arrive at the spot to help Santosh. The Kutchi Jain Foundation, which constructed the complex of around 500 flats, is believed to be building another 3,500 flats in the complex by next year. The complex has been occupied for two years now. Residents, wary of another such incident, have now decided to approach the Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Transport to start bus services till their complex as people currently have to walk around half a kilometre before they can board a private bus. Manoj Gosar, committee member from Navneet Nagar complex, said, "People have to walk around half a kilometre in an area where miscreants routinely stand and pass lewd comments at women. On the day of the incident too, Santosh and the girl were walking down the stretch when the miscreants targeted the girl. Such incidents can be averted if the KDMT operates bus services up to the complex." The silence is an indication of the extent of insecurity among ordinary people. The flip-flop over the girl's statement was another. It's unfortunate that a crime happening in front of so many people actually, an open-and-shut case should go through so much even before the case has reached the court. Cops should now take this case to its logical conclusion. This case, just like the Amboli murders, has provoked immense public outrage and Mumbaikars - along with Santosh Vichivara's family - would like to see justice being done.
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