Its disgraceful to find that the youth of our country (pointing to rashwet) have thoroughly failed in gaining a unbiased view of the stature of our country on the map of this world. Damned be those who never tried to find the truth, those who never explored the hidden, who are so proud of India’s failures – chauvinistic pigs! No wonder we are as backward as we have been for many centuries now. Grow up kid! Have the courage to accept the mistakes of your forefathers, and mostly yours to believe in their ignorance. Cowards!

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1.(We’re suppose to do) Have faith in our law system. and let system do the necessary work, if we think we can help in resolving some issue OR make system better and more efficient, then we help in a decent and legal manner. [it's a tough task]

(what We do,) first, loose faith in system, say some filthy words for system and try to handle issue in your own way. [easy task]

{now here my intention is not to take sides with our judicial or rehabilitation system, infect truth but sadly say, we really don’t have a very efficient system, but then what… after all this is our society and we are responsible for such systems here.}

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2. now healing someone is offcourse is one of the toughest and demanding work. [tough task]

after saying few good words (which, we already knew won’t matter much) feeling discharged and start thinking “bahut ho gaya ye aise nahi sudharega… i’ve done enough now….. latoon ke bhut baton se nahi mante”….. nd start loosing temper and let our emotions (hasty and sudden anger) come out by remembering culprit’s act with our colleague and ourselves. [easy task]

{here we all know most of us already have so many issues in our lives and also we all don’t have that much time nd capabilities… so there no point in taking much pain to ourselves nd try to heal someone until we are good at it.}
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we avoid long and stable solution (which requires some serious efforts to put) all the time, our emotions rule on us so badly that make us loose control of ourselves.. later, we always try to prove ourselves right, we never accept what we really are.. whenever it comes to pride of our nation we have some historical stories and myths to vocalize.
and let me tell me you brother whom you’re saying few invaders and intruder they were smarter/”more dedicated to achieve success” then us[who always try to hide their failures proudly by singing stories of greatness of their ancestors]. either you accept it or not.

and, in my first post i didn’t try to put any ethical issue in favor of that thief.. rather i was worrying for some of our intellectuals. i know some of them may have lost some valuable goods but, again it comes to choose between our emotions and law-order, what we prefer…… that guy got beaten.. seriously, me have no concern with that guy (as our society don’t have much hope from him).. rather i’m worrying for some of our short temper brothers, who went emotionally week so badly and lost their temper on such a normal theft incident nd tried to take laws in their hands. That’s all!!!!

Earlier, i didn’t talk anything on behaviorism and mannerism.. i just wrote some facts.. which i still believe, are true to some extent.
and being Anonymous here, i see it as an opportunity provided to all of us by wordpress.com, to express ourselves among some short temper intellectuals.

Apart from you people, my friend Sanjay also raised this ethical issue and sent me this mail after reading this post: bechare ko police mei kyon de diye. kisi majboori mei chori kr raha hoga use doctor ko refer karwa dete counselling ke liye.u jnuites are pro active everywhere, don’t want 2 think over ground realities”

There is no gainsaying the fact that we “third world” Indians are trigger-happy in more ways than one. But here this case is a bit different and you will have to tar it with a different brush. Curse me for dramatizing it; the blog post does not really give the whole perspective.

The man Mr. “Mayank Kapoor” was very nicely asked about the purpose of his visits by Vijay and others. We were very kind and polite to him. It is he who started abusing everyone and behaving wildly. It is not that students beat him immediately on discovery; the security was called and no body was losing control. It was him hoping that his belligerent attitude will hoodwink people started saying nasty things [I can't write those dirty things here]!

Now when we talk nicely to you and give you all your chances then we expect you to be equally nice to us [more so when you claim to be educated and genuine]. It was a case of the man provoking the students. Raghib lost control first of all and then many other students. No body was in a mood to beat him. It is Mr. Mayank who goaded people into beating him. The janta here is not padhe likhe ganwaar! However they do react when they are presumed to be ‘padhe likhe ganwaar’ whom any Tom, Dick, Harry or Mayank could cheat! You people have your heart in the right place, just the same.

Himanshu [IIT-K] writes that he may be the same person who was caught in IIT in ’07. He was caught twice in JNU in teh past, the security said. Laptops, bathroom taps and whatnot! The theft here is on the rise and public patience therefore also runs thin occasionally!

I do not regret it that he was beaten. If he were repentant I would have helped him. Maybe he really needs medical psychological help. The police will not arrange for him any such help, needless to say.

All said and done, he was very smart, cunning, manipulative and had planned it really well.

Anonymous-II, you can write your real name and email id in future. I welcome criticism more than admiration.

Thank you for raising the moral-ethical angle to this social issue Himanshu, Reema and Anon.