Hypocrisy at its best - Page 5

Originally posted by: -Carrie-

BTW I thought since Rohit & his revenge were the pivot of this discussions we are talking of murders & not the evidence theft.😳

yes !!
Its rohit and arjun for me!! Only! 😳

Originally posted by: Tina2603

But she does, because Arjun ke liye "7 khoon maaf" hein, and yet people will justify his every actions 😛

Originally posted by: -Carrie-

Okayy! I now get it.Murder & getting your hands on evidence that will lead you to a murderer & drug peddler are the same thing in your book.Thanks for the clarification.Nothing more discuss,Please continue.😊

Originally posted by: -Carrie-

<font size="3" face="Times New Roman, Times, serif">Okayy! I now get it.Murder & getting your hands on evidence that will lead you to a murderer & drug peddler are the same thing in your book.Thanks for the clarification.Nothing more discuss,Please continue.😊</font>

oh me confused!
I thought it was when Arjun tried to destroy the evidence and also kicked pathan outside the court🤔

means taking law into hand😕!!

The post is on him preaching to Rohit, which sounded very hypocritical for me.

Yes he hasn't committed murder, yet, but the way things have been shown, I doubt he will think when he does kill Sikandar.

The fact is what he is doing and will do in the future will affect not only him but the whole team, whether he likes it or not he is part of a team and he does forget that when it comes to his own sense of justice and thirst for revenge.

And lastly, the whole dialogue he spoke was better suited for Rathore not him.

honestly though, if him breaking the law to grab a murdere is okay then victor killing of the waste of air is also ok na, since both r breaking rules, and him breaking the rules is like a maali killing his own plants

Originally posted by: Vampire-queen

oh me confused!
I thought it was when Arjun tried to destroy the evidence and also kicked pathan outside the court🤔

means taking law into hand😕!!

I believe we are all confused.

If he can lose control at Prathan taunting him and taking the law into his hands, can you imagine his reaction when Sikandar is standing in front of him?

Will he be justified then.

Yes he hasn't committed murder, but his current actions doesn't look so good either.

Originally posted by: Tina2603

But she does, because Arjun ke liye "7 khoon maaf" hein, and yet people will justify his every actions 😛

Awe..thank you Tina.🤗

But in a way my bahuria knows me the best na.

Originally posted by: ll-Shilpa-ll

Awe..thank you Tina.🤗

But in a way my bahuria knows me the best na.

Originally posted by: -Carrie-

You did😊 Forgive me if these are not your lines:

Why is Rohit taking revenge and justice for his family selfish and you seeking Sikandar and taking the law into your hands justified?

Does the same rules not apply to you or do you believe in talking the talk but not walking the walk?

So you think that Arjun will capture Sikandar and hand him over to law. Okay, may be he will, but judging by what I have seen, I don't think it will come to that.

BTW, I am not saying that Rohit is right and shouldn't be punished, as I said criminal is a criminal big or small.

What I am saying is the lecture coming out of Arjun mouth is very hypocritical, because he is also not thinking about the consequences of his action and his need for justice.

Taking the law into his hands doesn't necessarily mean killing someone, fact is he did break the law.