After finishing the presentation in Vellore, we headed to Chennai to meet a client. I didn’t like Vellore and Chennai, it was kind of suffocating for me (No Offense TN people). One of the thing i like about Chennai is the Metro.

My next location was Bangalore and the train was at 11:30 PM. So we good amount of time there, So we decided to go to Marina Beach, It was great out to there. I always loved to be at beaches…

After that we went to meet gafoor’s friends in chennai. It was fun out there…

People were mentioning that many times before. But this is worth mentioning.

I met a guy, forgot his name (Shaheen i think, will update this when he mails.. ). I was  reading “The World At Your Feet” by Sabirul Islam. He came and asked ‘Aren’t you malayaalee?’. I said yes and started talking. When he asked what am i doing?, I replied i have a software development company in calicut and handed over my business card. I read the card thoroughly and replied, “Kandal parayilla…”. Well what should i reply. I’m too young to look like a CEO.(See the pic… )

He is 2008 passout engineering graduate in mechanical engineering. We talked to other for a long time about college life, friends, family and all. He is going to attend a Job Fair in Chennai as he don’t have any job now. He is basically from Thalassery which helped us to build the friendship quickly. One of his friend has already started a company and is working on it. Its was great to meet him…

So let me tell what exactly you have seen…

The violent incident that occurred on Nov 12 at Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College, Channai. You wont believe they are law students beating those guys like animals. They are divided by caste and attacking each other in presence of Media and Police. And those f***ing police men simply enjoying that scene.

I too studied in a so called govt. professional engineering college, there were fights, but there always the consideration that others are human too at least during fights and blood shed was almost nil.

And let’s come to the funniest thing about the incident. For every crime there will be some punishment. Let me quote Times of India about the punishment. “The petitioners (students) are directed to go to any public library and read good books on every Saturday and Sunday for two hours, for a period of four weeks,” Justice T Sudanthiram said. They shall submit a report about what they had read during the period, he added.

A total of 40 students had been named in two cases filed in connection with the clash. In his order, Justice Sudanthiram said except one all injured students had been discharged from hospital. The one student, who has since been re-admitted in the hospital, figures as an accused in a counter case filed after the clash. The judge also pointed out that the parents and relatives of the arrested students have filed affidavits stating that they would take proper care of the students if they are released on bail…

What a wonderful punishment, great simply great…