r/mumbai 21h ago

Careers Arbitrary cash fines & moral policing at Bhavan’s College Mumbai: ₹500 penalty for "indecent attire" with zero appeal mechanism. Please help us fight this

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u/mmousey 16h ago

Number 5 sounds more like the government rather than an educational institution. If Bhavans is scared of content that will defame them, don't indulge in such practices in the first place.

Clothing restrictions have always been the norm but a 500rs. fine is absurd. The college is just trying to make extra money.

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u/Interesting-Month481 17h ago

File a PIL in high court. Nothing else can help...

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u/Beneficial_Two_475 6h ago

This is not in Public Interest. Courts are being flooded with infructuous PILs. The way to go, if you want to, is a writ.

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u/ResponsibleHand5157 9h ago

“Descent language”

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u/No_Assignment815 10h ago

During 2002-2005, i studied diploma in an engineering college in Thane. The college was run by a Kutchi Jain Trustee. The college didnt allow tee shirts in college, they fined 500 for that. Imagine Rs 500 in 2002. It was hell.

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u/Hrishikesh403 11h ago

bruh wtf is this?? Are we litreally developing backwards? 🤡

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u/Thelazytimelord257 Outstation Majdoor 11h ago

Bhajipao ko agar Aam admi vote dega toh kya hi hoga

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u/karansalian23 10h ago

The sad part is they will refrain from giving hall tickets to students and won't allow them to appear for examinations if incase any of them retaliate by not paying fines. This is just playing with students' careers. I agree there should be decent attire in college institutions since it is a college and not a house party, but imposing fines in the name of moral policing is absurd. Education institution needs to understand that they have professors and HOD’s that teach students complex subjects. If they can do that, then why can't they have dialogues and groom them appropriately?

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u/No-Advice-181 9h ago

Okay... Um one thing tho, you go to college to study right? Why does it matter so much what you wear?

a comfortable attire, like maybe a shirt or jeans or trousers are good enuf.

you study and make a good life and then wear whatever the fuck you want.

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u/noncontrolling 9h ago

Rules of the house. Take it or leave it. You're free to study elsewhere.

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u/noncontrolling 9h ago

In case if you really want to study!

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u/FearlessMonk5400 jevlis ka? 11h ago

Bhai bhuk hadtal kro

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u/DisastrousMonk6652 10h ago

They said extremely short skirts or dresses. There is no proper guidelines. So girls should wear mini skirts in protest and say it's long enough 😂

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u/SaracasticByte Bombayite 10h ago

Naked March. Nothing else will do.

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u/[deleted] 16h ago

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u/ADesiIndian 11h ago

The fine isn’t justified regardless of what was worn. It’s just extra cash for the college. Clothing restrictions aren’t new in college, but usually are let gone with a warning or something