Goodbye to logic?

Yes, of course. I believe the writers did bid goodbye to logic many months ago. But after seeing yesterday's episode when a police officer was treated like a common troublemaker, I asked this question again.

My question is: is it possible? Can the public manhandle a police officer in the manner they did? They literally pushed Zaara out of the Ramleela venue? And for what? Trying to locate a bomb?? I don't think the public is as foolish as to throw out someone who is trying to help and protect.

In attempting to create drama, the CVs are completely discarding logic. They made Zaara and the bomb squad check only one gada. ONLY ONE. If the bomb wasn't in the one they opened, should they not have checked other gadas?? After all, a senior police officer, who is an encounter specialist is suspecting something. Till she asks them to leave, they cannot leave.

Sad part is that the CVs think viewers will watch and accept anything. There is no importance given to the story and characters are treated with very little respect. We now only have to wait for the slow and systematic murder of Zaara's character.

Sorry. I had to vent.

Originally posted by: Surbhi123

Regarding the pushing i feel ...for general public a police officer is not more important than the ritualsfor general public a police officer is not more important than the rituals . To stop ramleela is a real big deal in india . And the person stopping have to always face the crowd . Moreover the crowd is not known to the ravan mission...or chandini chalk as the target etc , still they believed her for second . But when nothing was found , they felt that she was just trying to stop ramleela and thus was treated like this . Shweta felt she was trying to stop as she was arranging it .Moreover zara is a muslim and that adds to more controversies even .Shweta felt she was trying to stop as she was arranging it .Moreover zara is a muslim and that adds to more controversies even . Regarding checking all the gadha's , zara was quiet sure about the bomb in that one as it was the one which was exchanged with indu one . All other have been in sharma house from days , thus no doubts on them . I feel terrorist have somewhere changed the plan as they know that zara has one of their group members with them who must have spoken everything to zara by now .I feel terrorist have somewhere changed the plan as they know that zara has one of their group members with them who must have spoken everything to zara by now .

Thanks for responding. I agree with some points and disagree with a few.

About the general public holding rituals as more important than a police officer, you may be right regarding the sentiment of the public. But even merely touching a police officer on duty is a punishable offence. For this, if Zaara wants, she can get all of them arrested and locked up. Then no Ramleela, no Diwali.

Agree with the bit about Zaara's Muslim identity being an issue. That plays a part in the whole thing and it was given more emphasis by Shweta, who has a personal problem with her. But if there is a bomb, there is a bomb. And if Zaara has to inspect the place, she has to. What I mean is, instead of showing her as surrendering to this kind of nonsense, they should show her using her authority and completing the job instead of being swayed by Shweta's accusations. I am hoping that in today's epi, they show that.

About terrorists changing plan, that is very much possible. Agree completely with that.

Originally posted by: Surbhi123

but when there are laathi maar's and all...people do touch police officers . ..is that allowed ?...And zara wasn't in police uniform . Uniform matters a lot . ..shayad uniform mein hoti toh aisa nahi hota and usse waha saare police officers ke saath hona chahiye tha...akele nahi...
Regarding she went away and not inspecting more...she will surely do that...in today's epi...somewhere at the moment she was shocked with shweta reactions...you know their lives have been entangled ln such a way...

Its not allowed. Lathi charges and riots are different scenarios, though even then common people are arrested for assaulting people in uniform (will check this).

Many times, the police uses this rule in the book as an excuse to settle personal scores. They have double standards on this 😃. Now, as I am writing this, I am thinking that maybe that's what is bothering me about yesterday's scene. That they showed a police officer as helpless and defensive. That's not the image commonly portrayed about them. The kind of job they do, they cannot be this way. Anyway. Yes, I think her being in uniform would have perhaps made a difference, but not sure to what extent.

Yes, Shweta and her "night" with Rishi must be still weighing on her. no doubt.