In recent days, several viral videos have captured the attention of the public and sparked widespread controversy. One such incident involves an MBA student from FMS College, Mohanlal Sukhadia University in Udaipur, Rajasthan, who has been at the center of a heated debate about entitlement and manners.
The video shows the student, identified as Kaif, arriving 40 minutes late to his e-commerce class and confronting his professor. When questioned about his tardiness, Kaif reacted aggressively, boasting about his father's wealth and influence. He claimed that his father could build four more colleges like the one he attends and even mentioned that his father 'used to sit with the collector,' implying that such connections should absolve him of any responsibility for his actions. The incident culminated in Kaif spitting on the floor as he left the classroom, leaving many in disbelief.
Public Reaction and Institutional Response
The video ignited a wave of discussion online, with many expressing outrage and concern about the values being taught at home. Comments ranged from 'Money can't buy you manners' to 'This kind of attitude should not be tolerated in any institution.' The director of FMS College, Dr. Meera Mathur, took decisive action by lodging a formal complaint against the student at the Pratapnagar police station.
Another Viral Incident Involving a High-Profile Figure
In a separate incident, a viral video showed the son of Rajasthan's Deputy Chief Minister, Premchand Bairwa, driving a luxury jeep at high speed on public roads with a police escort. The video sparked controversy and public outrage, with many questioning the misuse of police resources and the disregard for traffic rules. The Deputy CM defended his son, stating that he was not yet 18 and therefore did not break any rules, despite the clear violation of traffic norms and the inappropriate use of police escorts.
These incidents highlight deeper societal issues, such as the misuse of power and the lack of accountability among those with influential connections. They also underscore the need for stricter enforcement of rules and the instillation of humility and respect for authority in the younger generation.
