Facebook post — 07 October 2021

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I have no sympathy for Aryan Khan.

These star kids inherit fame and wealth. In the (social) media driven world they are able to immediately transform their inherited fame into personal wealth. All the while setting the most terrible example for kids - that life is all about splurging money, not about studying or working hard or honing your talents.

Now I'm supposed to feel bad for a 23 year old man who most likely had illegal quantities of dangerous drugs. No thank you. These are the kinds of morons that my kids will be pressured into idolising, as and when they get onto social media. Let this person who I don't know or care about, and who has so far achieved nothing in life, be made an example of. Drug enforcement is all about setting examples.

Liberals wasting acres of newsprint whining about Aryan when younger men than him are laying down their lives in protests.

21 comments

Sameera SatijaLeave aside this particular issue for a moment and look around!! Do you think we are getting the basic infrastucture in return of the amount of taxes you pay? If your ans in NO then this protest is justified as it is to demand answerability
Sherebanu FroshNo bail. I was pissed at SRK for not taking a stand for Shaheen Bagh, now I see why. Easy to look away from the poor-little-rich-kids when you don't belong to a targeted minority and worry about the consequences of every action you take, and how your kids may suffer for it. A message is being sent, but only a few of us hear it. Hide
Gauri DNo sympathy for Aryan Khan or his ilk. But I'd step back and ask why just him? Why not the 'superstars' who indulge in far more vices (drugs, pedophilia, tax evasion, etc) or the charsi babas on the ghats of benaras. Or the perps behind the 3000cr worth heroin smuggling in Gujarat.... Just that. Hide
Saikat DattaWhat happened to "innocent until proven guilty"? Hide
Barbara ĖfRich people do drugs. Who cares? Kids don’t do drugs because they idolize the fancy kids of much fancier parents. Kids do drugs when their friends do drugs. Also, unless said kids are addicts, it’s really not the end of the world. Addiction, *unlike Covid,* doesn’t play favorites. It can come for anybody. Hide
Abhishek SharmaI humbly absolutely disagree with your point of view We should avoid prejudice. Rather than looking this from the prism of rich vs poor kids. First it's not like anything proved beyond reasonable doubt of mind that Aryan Khan was involved in it.Even if for sake of thinking assume he had knowledge of desired quantity which one of his known among others was having then also it would counselling rather than treating his as criminal. This statement not restricted to him but all others as well irrespective of their economic status. Reformation should be norm. Hide
Maloshree SarkarI agree. The media lynch is unfair but not that my heart goes out to the young man. Hide
Deepti GulatiAnd the minister’s son who ran over the protesting farmers; Any view on that ? Hide
Faisal ArabKya baat boli hai, jaise bandook ki goli hai! Hide
Sushant SinhaI agree that there is no point of discussing law and justice. In a country where "jiski lathi uski bhains" holds, people should just pick up the sticks. Hide
KaminiNow another twist being provided... Have you read this https://fb.watch/8vtxmcUmQj/ Hide
Sherebanu FroshSherebanu Frosh · 4yNo bail.I was pissed at SRK for not taking a stand for Shaheen Bagh, now I see why. Easy to look away from the poor-little-rich-kids when you don't belong to a targeted minority and worry about the consequences of every action you take, and how your kids may suffer for it. A message is being sent, but only a few of us hear it.LikeReplyHide
Gauri DGauri D · 4y · by authorNo sympathy for Aryan Khan or his ilk. But I'd step back and ask why just him?Why not the 'superstars' who indulge in far more vices (drugs, pedophilia, tax evasion, etc) or the charsi babas on the ghats of benaras. Or the perps behind the 3000cr worth heroin smuggling in Gujarat.... Just that.LikeReplyHide
Saikat DattaSaikat Datta · 4y · by authorWhat happened to "innocent until proven guilty"?LikeReplyHide
Barbara ĖfBarbara Ėf · 4y · by authorRich people do drugs. Who cares? Kids don’t do drugs because they idolize the fancy kids of much fancier parents. Kids do drugs when their friends do drugs. Also, unless said kids are addicts, it’s really not the end of the world. Addiction, *unlike Covid,* doesn’t play favorites. It can come for anybody. LikeReplyHide
Abhishek SharmaAbhishek Sharma · 4yI humbly absolutely disagree with your point of view We should avoid prejudice. Rather than looking this from the prism of rich vs poor kids.First it's not like anything proved beyond reasonable doubt of mind that Aryan Khan was involved in it.Even if for sake of thinking assume he had knowledge of desired quantity which one of his known among others was having then also it would counselling rather than treating his as criminal.This statement not restricted to him but all others as well irrespective of their economic status.Reformation should be norm.LikeReplyHide
Maloshree SarkarMaloshree Sarkar · 4y · by authorI agree. The media lynch is unfair but not that my heart goes out to the young man.LikeReplyHide
Deepti GulatiDeepti Gulati · 4yAnd the minister’s son who ran over the protesting farmers; Any view on that ? LikeReplyHide
Faisal ArabFaisal Arab · 4y · by authorKya baat boli hai, jaise bandook ki goli hai!ReplyHide
Sushant SinhaSushant Sinha · 4y · by authorI agree that there is no point of discussing law and justice. In a country where "jiski lathi uski bhains" holds, people should just pick up the sticks.LikeReplyHide
KaminiKamini · 4yNow another twist being provided... Have you read this https://fb.watch/8vtxmcUmQj/LikeReplyHide