Abroad if such words were muttered even in jest, "bloody Indians" is grounds for a racial discrimination suit.
In India we take the insult quietly.
Indi
From: Mr. Hemant Kshirsagar <hemantkshirsagar01@gmail.com>
To: humjanenge@googlegroups.com
Cc: Abhijit Bhattarjea <bhattacharjeea@radico.co.in>
Sent: Monday, 5 September 2011 5:53 PM
Subject: Re: [HumJanenge] All about MNC CUTURE ( feet licking attitude we have)
Hi,
I know that you are 100% right but I suppose this may not be the appropriate forum.
Regards
On Mon, Sep 5, 2011 at 12:57 PM, asoke mazumder <asokemazumder@yahoo.com> wrote:
This morning I had an exchange with one foreign national working in a very senior position in one of the MNC. We were to be their at her Vasant Vihar residence at 1030 for a small maintenance work. Now the chronology
- I tried to connect her husband's cell number which kept on coming Switched Off. We as small player are careful not to waste a days Man-hours, that is the reason we always take last minute confirmation from the client even though it is scheduled.
- Frustrated I gave repeated calls to her number; no response yet, sent a SMS still no response.
- After about an hour she calls me up, I apologized (Though not at all at fault), tried to explain her, the mess up, now it was her tern. Once we have given you the consent by E-mail (After weeks when I could explain them and remained stubborn not work with them unless they give me a PO/WO. The very same white guys who do not even pee, unless you pay them in advance, need proof? Go to CAG reports) why you need a confirmation from us. Why did you send SMS/Call at our respective Cell Nos…. We westerners are unlike Indians, You bloody etc. etc. etc.
I was still polite and excuse myself, as I was in my sense in spite of insult inflicted to me as an Indian. I am proud of my culture which taught me, not to insult a foreigner (A guest, even though you are provoked) and that to a Lady.Through this mail I do not want to spread hatred amongst different nationality, but I request all foreigners to be respectful to local culture and sensibilities, specially refraining using filthy languages and gestures.My earnest request to all Embassy/High Commissions at Delhi. Kindly take an initiative to educate your citizens to avoid such unfortunate incidents in future. Such behavior has a hidden danger; some times the recipient might react in a very not so pleasant way.Feel free to correct me if am wrong. The call details might be helpful to dig out dirt.AK MazumderNew Delhi
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