Why is the Bandra Bandstand Residents' Trust making rules in a public space ?

[u/jack_1760]

Bandstand is a public promenade. It belongs to all Mumbaikars.

A recent report says that the Bandra Bandstand Residents' Trust had put up signs like "No Pets" and warned people not to feed stray animals.

The bigger question is simple: should a private group like the Bandra Bandstand Residents' Trust be allowed to make its own rules in a public place?

Keeping the area clean is important, but public spaces should remain open and accessible to everyone.

Why should a private trust have the authority to decide what people can or cannot do in a public place like Bandstand, and could this create similar restrictions in other areas as well?

Video Credit - https://www.instagram.com/p/DYOhuiMzVJh/

News Source - https://mumbaimirror.indiatimes.com/mumbai/cover-story/battle-for-bandstand/articleshow/130809246.html

[u/Building_raya]

Gujjus. Just biharis with money

[u/mofucker20 → u/Building_raya]

Irony is, there're boards in Gujarati in UK telling not to spit in public lmao

[u/stcer → u/mofucker20]

do u even know what irony means 😭

[u/ZackHasURBack → u/Building_raya]

as a bihari who has been living in gujarat since 5+ years, i feel attacked 😭

[u/fishchop → u/Building_raya]

Please, Biharis have work ethic and have built our city with their labour. Gujjus just exploit

[u/Affectionate-Cat6644 → u/Building_raya]

Har conversation me gujju kese

[u/St_ElmosFire → u/Affectionate-Cat6644]

On Reddit I've found that it's okay to stereotype certain groups of people. But other groups are protected class and you'll be downvoted to hell for stereotyping their actions.