P.S. The cutural moral police is not to be confused with the Practical Moral Police, who would never do such a thing.
This post at mutiny.in can be credited with giving the idea for this comic. Also, this other blog was quite troubled by the over-advertising of Mr Advani.
There’s also this great list of Indian celebrity bloggers at Soumyadip’s blog. UPDATE: And another great list of recent Moral Policing incidents at Consider it Crashed.
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Very good – great potential for the cultural moral police (cmp) to develop.
Good one.
It would have been funnier if it weren’t for the recent incidents.
ha ha ha!
Good one!
Nice one Saad, and thanks for the reference…
Coming from Mangalore where the latest incident has grabbed the attention of the country, I really think this deserves to be shown across the nation! Those moral police/Stupid wannabe politicians have no place in free society..
Savita Bhabhi XD XD XD
Well said !! the sarcasm hits the spots !
Would a post-card or an email do for her?
(About SK)
This is more convenient and would be memorable for her too.
Kindly send me your email id and we’ll talk there.
Cheers.
And let’s censor the moral police.
AAAAARRRGH!!!
NOOOO! Tell me this is just a comic imagination! Tell me it won’t happen for real! My precious bodily fluids are not to be held up! They demand to be wasted. Watching porn is my right! FUCK YOU MORAL POLICE ASSFUCKS! FUCK YOU ALL!!!
Good one Saad!
hahahaha…awesome tribute to the moral policing assholes!!!
Haah the last panel saved the strip. (Is the SB screen shot legit?)
‘Dugg’ for the Savita reference
Actually, I’m still so mad I couldn’t manage so much as a grin.
I wish this would happen more. Would be so cool:-
“It was Valentine’s Day and I was waiting in line to place my order. About a dozen Shiv Sainiks stormed into Wimpy’s for their annual Valentines Day fracas. You all know the drill, we see it every year. In Mumbai they slap some kid around, beat some poor sod up, burn cards and cuddly teddies etc. Here in Delhi it was slightly different. They came in, threw some trays to the floor, broke a glass pane, shouted a bit and then ran like the wind away from Wimpy’s. Why? Well because this is Delhi Tau.
A few delighted jat boys, Punjabi agro types and others got up ready for as you may say in Mumbai, a brawl in the chawl or as we say in Dilli a panga that’s chunga.
A heaven-sent moment. I mean what are the odds? On Valentine’s Day, getting a chance to show the woman you love what lovely Punjabi expletives you can rattle off, beat a few people senseless, some ripped shirts, hairy tummies showing and yelling terms like what according to some Bhajji said to Symonds (no it wasn’t Monkey but sounds similar).
The most romantic Valentine’s Day ever. Cupid’s club would strike your woman senseless. Love guaranteed. Please don’t point out that cupid does not carry a club but a sweet little bow and arrow. Here in Delhi he carries a club, has a potbelly, hairy tummy and wears gold chains, Ok!
Anyway, so when the Shiv Sainiks saw Lovely, Sukhi, Nikku types leaving their tables and cracking their knuckles and stuffing their kadas under their jacket sleeves, the Shiva Sainiks made a run for it. I mean opposing Valentine’s Day is all very well but who wants to get thrashed by rowdy Delhi Punjabi-Jat lads? Balasahab and his two cubs Raj and Uddhav aren’t going to come protecting you.
So, the moral of the story is that it’s important that the voice of dissent is heard whether in the sound of knuckles cracking, a guttural greeting to mothers and sisters, in the civilized crisp accent spoken into mikes at lectures and seminars, in candlelight vigils, in silent protests, in music art or in a good old fashion, rumble in the jungle. You may argue that rowdies like Lovely, Sukhi and Nikku are the kinds who make Delhi unsafe. But Tau, they are also the ones who make it safe.
Let’s face it. No ones really scared of the cops any more. The only sense of retribution is if you are “God fearing” (God, I love that phrase, God fearing people!) or – getting thrashed fearing. So in Delhi no one gang of louts can decide to grind the city to a halt. You see like a good civilized cosmopolitan society there is another bunch of louts waiting round the corner.
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Source: http://www.ndtv.com/convergence/ndtv/showcolumns.aspx?id=COLEN20080038447
Man, you are giving them ideas
Dugg your story.
nice one! inspired me to post something of my own on my blog related to the mangalore incident
Remove the moral police and the pubs will be filled by “Pub Bharo Mahilayen”. And for moral policing job one gets paid so well .So it is an effort to remove unemployment .
I LOVE moral police (Women)
LOLZ @ SAVITABHABHI.COM ROFL HAHAHAHHAAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!
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