Hooliganism as a trait is gradually leaving India barring a few instances!

Hooliganism which was a part and parcel of North-India is seen to be leaving the country which is better for the people and their psyche in the long run. The country which use to erupt into violence and firestorm all over in the form of burning tires, buses and many other public properties was seen a few years back with the release of Padmavati, a movie of Deepika Padukone. Recently, during the election of 2019 Lok Sabha Bengal took the charge and it was full frowning Mamta Didi over her possibility of no landslide win the party workers took to streets and they were matched step by step by the BJP workers who fired back.

Hopefully, things will not get repeated as it put dangers to the life and property of individuals along with many other important aspects in life such as public and personal property. Now, thinking on these terms as the Saturday which just went away I was coming back from Bengaluru I was engrossed into the thought of how beautiful the life is down South where people from all religion whether Hindu, Muslims or Christians put their life in a better way and give importance to each other it seems one has entered the era of Karl Marx or Socrates. Every individual looks to be a learned manner and nobody tries to give any wrong information even if a person asks for the simple thing such as a way back to the railway station.

People give respect to individuals and the ticket counters at the railway station are found to be employees with cheerful looks and they immediately give the right train number and details of the trains with the near possibility of getting confirmed ticket on the other hand people at Ghaziabad along with New Delhi has only one thing to say with rumor specialist putting the words in the year that this particular boy or girl has many friends who are into open-hearted behavior and the color of their faces changes immediately and people from U.P. Bihar and New Delhi just expect to give you those blunt looks from where you feel difficult to breathe or survive on your own and every day becomes a fight back in life. 

The same could be said about people from Saharanpur, Meerut, Bulandshahar and then further towards Muzzafarpur, and Bihar where life is all about getting into the helm of as many girls just like the story of Angulimal DAKU who took to loot and arson but fortunately changed into Valmiki but I personally wonder when the attitude of these carcass cities will change as it looks impossible because Hooliganism as a trait is gradually leaving India barring a few instances but possibly has converted into giving the ordinary people much of trouble by the ruckus which is traits of the life in North-Indians!