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Posted: 9 years ago
#31

Originally posted by: SPuja


Present situation - J, Anandi and Mangala all r wrong in taking Nimboli with them. But at least Mangala and J tried another option before. It's not social work - it's trying to save Ganga and perhaps he has planned to save everyone but it's still risky. What anandi did was criminal negligence without even thinking about the child - there was simply no need to watch that bullets tamasha - any stray bullet could have injured the child.



Criminal negligence is not equivalent to premeditated criminal activity.
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Posted: 9 years ago
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How was Amol's kidnap different to Ganga's? Both happened because the kidnapper / Abductor wanted to take revenge with their respective family members who caused them some kind of losses. i.e. Jagya and Anandi.


But Jagya and Anandi were doing their duty. And they didn't foolishly expose their family members at the crime scene.

Anandi taking Nandini to was rather foolish, because there was no need.
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Posted: 9 years ago
#33

Originally posted by: Missesha

How was Amol's kidnap different to Ganga's? Both happened because the kidnapper / Abductor wanted to take revenge with their respective family members who caused them some kind of losses. i.e. Jagya and Anandi.



But Jagya and Anandi were doing their duty. And they didn't foolishly expose their family members at the crime scene.

Anandi taking Nandini to was rather foolish, because there was no need.



And they didn't foolishly expose their family members at the crime scene. They are taking family members and others wilfully to a criminal knowing the danger. Is it not foolish risk? that too taking a minor which is unlawful.
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Posted: 9 years ago
#34

Originally posted by: leavesandwaves



One's child is one's property and no mother does anything intentionally to harm her own baby. If something happens to the baby, it is due to unavoidable circumstances. Nobody has any business to poke their noses between such a personal matter.

Wohoo... mind your language please. Anandi is not my relative or a real person, that we can poke in her matters.

She is character whose flaws are being discussed.

And if these matters are so personal, then request CVs to stop showing such tracks publicly. I don't own or direct the show.

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Posted: 9 years ago
#35
No, there are mothers who kill their own child. A child can't be called property - a child is a living being - the mother is caretaker till the child becomes independent. The bond is strong and generally a mother will not let any harm come to her child - but if the child is harmed due to negligence of mother - it can't be defended saying so what - it was her child.
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Even in Shiv's case, it was foolish. If there were more terrorists? If the terrorist overpowered Shiv and made him helpless and carried out his task?

Shiv and Jagya are highly educated and holding responsible positions while Anandi is an emotional undereducated wannabe social worker. Only anandi gets blamed while the others escape.
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: SPuja

No, there are mothers who kill their own child. A child can't be called property - a child is a living being - the mother is caretaker till the child becomes independent. The bond is strong and generally a mother will not let any harm come to her child - but if the child is harmed due to negligence of mother - it can't be defended saying so what - it was her child.



You are clevery escaping certain things. Anandi did not kill her child. Mother is more than a caretaker. She takes decisions while caretakers are accountable. A mother is a natural caretaker while a caretaker is not a natural mother and so the bond is not as strong or as natural as in the former case.

You are equating criminal negligence with criminal activity.
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Posted: 9 years ago
#38
My statement about nobdy should poke their noses is general and not for members.
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Posted: 9 years ago
#39

Originally posted by: leavesandwaves



You are clevery escaping certain things. Anandi did not kill her child.

You are equating criminal negligence with criminal activity.

I didn't equate criminal negligence with anything else. All I said that the child can't be said as mother's property, a mother generally cares for her child but there are mothers who even kill their child. You are deliberately going round and round just to defend an indefensible action of Anandi.
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: SPuja

I didn't equate criminal negligence with anything else. All I said that the child can't be said as mother's property, a mother generally cares for her child but there are mothers who even kill their child. You are deliberately going round and round just to defend an indefensible action of Anandi.



I defend anandi because you always point her mistake with such precision.
You definitely equated criminal negligence with criminal activity by bringing anandi into the picture.

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