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And we are being mocked by the "enlightened". Wonderful, just bloody wonderfulđ
What does this mean Jem ? When did I mock you ?
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And we are being mocked by the "enlightened". Wonderful, just bloody wonderfulđ
First of all > đ
I do not buy this weak argument that Indira did it for the newborn baby, or for a few moments of happiness. This line of thought is beyond my understanding. A child is born - fine. But what about justice? That is equally important. a child is born and a man might die - and he isn't just any Tom Dick or Harry, he's Indira's husband, for God's sake!!
Actually, this is not even about Munna's child. The real bone of contention is with Indira's laid back attitude. For a woman whose husband has been kidnapped, she seems quite okay to waste time. And time is a critical factor. It can determine the fate of an individual.
My dear, I came back yesterday, so you haven't missed me at all.
But I sure did miss you
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Sanam...First of all > đ
I do not buy this weak argument that Indira did it for the newborn baby, or for a few moments of happiness. This line of thought is beyond my understanding. A child is born - fine. But what about justice? That is equally important. a child is born and a man might die - and he isn't just any Tom Dick or Harry, he's Indira's husband, for God's sake!!
Actually, this is not even about Munna's child. The real bone of contention is with Indira's laid back attitude. For a woman whose husband has been kidnapped, she seems quite okay to waste time. And time is a critical factor. It can determine the fate of an individual.
My responseFirst of all Munna is just a circumstantial evidence and there isn't an eye witness where the case can be solved outright and Indu's husband would be freed in no time... Munna is just an accused not the the culprit until confessed.Other point, had Indu permitted Sumer to arrest, yet the arrest can take place only until Sumer has warrant to do so which he can provide only the evening, thereby the arrest would have taken place only in late evening and that meant the interrogation in the night or morning is just few hours difference.
The whole point is not about warrants and arrests.It is about arresting Munna for questioning, not charging him with something, so that he can either provide info, or be eliminated as a suspectPolice even in real life, bring in suspects or witnesses for questioning without a warrant.In HD serial land, they have not had to get a warrant for arrest of anyone. Even Sameer was brought in without FIR and Sharmas, Diwans met at the police station.Forgive me please, but this technicality does not pass the smell test.
- If Indira had not stopped him and he had not caved, he would have arrested Munna
- He did not need a warrant the next day either. It was more than 12 hours later, afternoon, night, morning etc
- Munna went into the police station for something else and was trapped there
- Where was the warrant then?
Even Jhumpa and Lilliput were arrested without an warrant, only on Indira's say-so********************************************************************************************
If at all I had to point fingers on Indira that would be, she was someone who always bowed in front of rules and never being emotional when it came to punishing the culprit in the past, but this time she chose to be emotional and broke the rule for her own convienience and blackmailed a cop from doing his dutiies, something which I completely agree she was at fault, but as a bua and a member of sharma nivas she her own reasons to do so.My response
It is not about rules, principles, responsibilities and other niceties of life. It is even more basic than that, and I have been failing to get that across.
It is a question of LIFE AND DEATH
Throughout history of humans, we humans have chosen to place "LIFE and DEATH" as the most primal and most important of concerns.
- Nothing beats it.
- It is our moral core
- Even animals abandon everything to save one of their own
That is why, in cases where people's lives are in danger, police, doctors, everybody bends the rules, even if they have to get fired later
Here, Indira is NOT being asked to choose between choosing to be a good Bua versus a good wife.
It is the decision between saving Rishi's life (another murder attempt at worst, continued torture at best)...versus...giving Munna a chance to get drunk, party etc.
The little girl is not going to be impacted by his being brought in for questioning then or 24 or 48 hrs later. As I said in the first post, her poor life is marred from get-go because she has Munna Sharma as a father.
People who would have been impacted are the adult Sharmas.
Indira chose to give them a chance to further party, get drunk etc versus trying to get to Rishi as soon as possible such that his life could be saved.
I cannot be more stark then this.
This is as black and white situation as it gets.
It was NOT a choice between Rishi's needs versus her nieces needs
It was a choice between Rishi's torture and death ...versus... sharma partying
