Monday 16 March 2015

Queue's encounter!

It's an online era but still there are many times when you just can't help but stand in a queue. Whenever I have stood in a queue, I have met some strange elements.

Today's encounter was in Pune passport office:

This queue was to get the tatkal passport applications verified from the respected APO madam but in queue were others as well, who had some issues in getting their application cleared.

So, just before me, was a man in his thirties and just before him was a very tall and beautiful and sophisticated lady. This gentleman looked like a well educated person in his thirties who had applied for passport for his one year old baby. I still don't know if he was trying to impress that lady ahead him or he is generally like that.

This is what happened:

As the line was moving at a snail's speed, people were getting themselves involved in chit-chatting with each other. This man started talking on phone. He was saying, "They are not approving, you go to bank get my passbook..bla blaa bla!" It seemed he was not getting much of help. So, he started pouring his heart out in front of that lady. This gentleman had booked his and his family's tickets for Australia visit but he didn't had passport for his little one. He had all documents but still were not the ones which the passport office was looking for tatkal passport approval. He was annoyed and at last he called for his last hope.

He called, "Arre this is not visa office where I deal with sophisticated people...here are some damn Indians who just know how to trouble people. They can't see ...hello..hello!"

That person hung up on him. Which I thought in mind, was an obvious reaction! All I wanted to do was to slap him across his face and send him back. If there are some ways to help you, you need to equally cooperate and not just be a snob to call names because you are not being served as you expected. Plus how can you be an Indian and still use this as a 'gali'(abusive language!)

If you can't respect your own country, you are just the person who should be thrown out of this country. I think India can do good without such *%$#@. 

Jai India!

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