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Aditi Restuarant

 The place that used humor to prove a point is now being victimized by the ones in power. Isn't free speech a given in our democracy? Isn't it a given that we in this great democracy of ours can express ourselves freely? If the restaurant is mine then the bills being printed there are mine too and surely I can write what I want on that bill! Why does anyone have the right to vandalize my property over that?
Perhaps Mummyji and her precious Baba shall be better served if they directed the angst of their cadres towards the more emergent issues of China having invaded Ladakh....And the fact that the chinese forces are actually laughing in our faces when they parade around on small horses and ponies. How about showing some bravery there?
How about being concerned about the fact that it hasn't stopped raining for a week now and slowly but surely Maharashtra is flooding?
Or is these issues too trivial?
Then maybe we can concentrate on the fact that the two Khans hugged.....
But all said and done Aditi Restaurant if you are still around when I next visit Mumbai I shall most certainly be having a meal there.....

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