Delhi Man Rants About Alcohol Queues

Alcohol (or the prospect of buying it) makes people less tongue-tied.

Transcript

00:00You are saying this to the public. Who will make the arrangements in Delhi? Tell me, who will make the arrangements?

00:06Who? Who will explain to them? Who will tell them how to stand?

00:10Is this not the duty of the police? Is this not the duty of the contractor?

00:13You are blaming others, the public is going crazy. Who will explain to the public?

00:18Who will explain to the public? Tell me.

00:30We have been here since 6 in the morning.

00:39We have been here since 6 in the morning.

00:41We have been here since 6 in the morning.

00:45I am talking to you and you are interfering.

00:47Who will see? No one will see.

00:49We have been here since 6 in the morning.

00:51And some of my friends have been here since 4 in the morning.

00:54The problem is that the number has been given and the public is doing it.

01:27The number has been given since 6 in the morning.

01:30As soon as the contract opens at 9, the crowd comes and breaks the number.

01:35Who will make the arrangements? Whose duty is this?

01:38If there is a fight here tomorrow, who is responsible for it?

01:42No one has a problem with increasing the tax.

01:45This is a donation from us for a country.

01:49And we are with you in a very big problem.

01:53Who will make the arrangements?

01:56I am talking to you and you are interfering.

01:58Who will see? No one will see.