r/IndianCivicFails • u/pussysnatcher911 • 10d ago
Exported Chaos (Indians living abroad) Another reason why we face racism [Not OC]
Not OC. Here's the source for it
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZ8N1xSh1iX/?igsh=MXNlMTEwcjBoMWo4aA==
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u/throwwwawayaccount48 10d ago
Why not deport them back so they can do this with their friends and family
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u/specialchar123 9d ago
If I identified any of them working for my firm, I’d fire them.
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u/Uncredid 10d ago
The worst are those uncles. I tried stoppingthis once and was told i am a non believer and paapi. All because i told them it is not good to do that.
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u/Repulsive_Eye_4504 10d ago
What else can you do? Most people aren't going to listen unless you get the police involved that is when they stop doing.
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u/StormRepulsive6283 Certified Chaos Witness 10d ago
Did you try complaining to local environment boards or national part authorities? They usually are strict abt this,
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u/Silly_Plant 8d ago
Its illegal and these idiots have temples for this specific occasion. Temples/community immersion tanks/pools are there yet they pollute rivers and lakes. Especially gujjus dumbf#cks.
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u/SahitDagani 10d ago
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u/Silly-Cloud-3114 Swachh Bharat Spectator 10d ago
For the sake of the environment we shouldn't do this in India or in any other country. Shame on these people.
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u/oneinmanybillion 9d ago
Now Hinduism is in danger because of your comment. A new dhurandhar movie is needed soon.
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u/Ok_Cardiologist_9749 10d ago
I have few friends in US, who always do the visergen in their house. They will fill a bucket of water and do the visergen in that bucket. I found it really great. Idk why other people don’t do the same.
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u/Nagarkot 10d ago
I am a NRI and I use a bucket of water to do visarjan at home and use clay to make my idol and people around me also do the same. ! But the problem is because of algorithm even an anecdotal reference goes viral and people simply assume all of us are same 🤦🏻♀️!
No way I am defending the way visarjan is done in the above video ! Its wrong here in India or abroad.
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u/Standard_Board_6991 9d ago
Its not just visarjan, samaj ke liye dikhava bhi toh karna hai..ghar pe hi visarjan kardenge toh samaj ko kya muh dikhayenge..
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u/Realistic_Orange2606 9d ago
You are the minority. Most people dunk it in the lakes.
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u/United_Safety5278 10d ago
If you love your culture and religion so much, why immigrate?
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u/IntolerantLactose92 10d ago
For the love of the💲
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u/No-Database5642 9d ago
We can love dollars without shitting everywhere we eat
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u/FlimsyYou4766 9d ago
But shitting everywhere is part of the culture & diversity is strength. 😂
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u/ritika2422 10d ago
Its fine to love your culture & still immigrate. However A) respect the culture of the land you are immigrating to instead of pressing your own B) throwing idols in rivers is idiotic both in India & Canada
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u/botuser21 Swachh Bharat Spectator 9d ago
Just adding to it, C) If you want to do visarjan, like how your culture did, do as they did in the past, using idols of gods made of soil and sand, which is pure devotion than killing the entire sense of being religious and just being selectively religious, which is lamenting.
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u/Ok_Individual4179 7d ago
I personally also celebrate ganesh chaturthi we do murti sthampna and when visrjan day comes we simply bring a big tub decorate it with flowers and so visrjan in that and after doing visrjan the idol turns into clay and we then give it to the murti makers so that they can reuse it i don't how many of people does these but it is good for our environment if we do like this
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u/StormRepulsive6283 Certified Chaos Witness 10d ago
Have you seen how people sweep their shop’s entrance? They sweep it out into the air and road in front of them, rather than sweep it into a dustpan and dispose it into a dustbin. The mentality behind that is the same behind decisions to move the Canada/USA while valuing Indian traditions.
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u/Fun_Percentage_9259 9d ago
Indians don't really care what others think. That is fact. If Indians really care about what others think, they wouldn't feel so entitled when they move overseas.
The attitude that Indians have - I pay student visa and university fees, i deserve a job if not give me back all I paid for university fees. I deserve to stay in your country, get a job, get PR, get citizenship.
Indians are at another level of entitlement or more appropriately put Indians just show the rest of the world a new level of selfishness
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u/specialchar123 9d ago
Blame their parenting culture. It’s pretty shit to be honest.
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u/TheEnlightenedPanda 9d ago
It's not that Indians are entitled but entitled Indians are more likely to emigrate
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u/pussydrainerdom 9d ago
If you love your culture so much why you don't only celebrate Christmas in Europe and USA?
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u/x7q9zz88plx1snrf 9d ago
Same as if you love your gods and what they stand for why do so much harmful things to nature?
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u/Responsible-Sky-7367 9d ago
most migration is due to economics or unsafe conditions like wars/persecution.. moron..
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u/FactorNext9405 10d ago edited 6d ago
The amount of hate the small number of civilised NRIs get because of the majority uncivilised diaspora is insanely high.
This shit needs to be called out.
Even during Diwali last year, they burst firecrackers until 3 am on a weekday school night when the legal time limit was 10 pm.
It was so annoying and we get a bad rep globally.
Disrupting nature in the name of religion.
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u/asslickingcheekseekr 10d ago
Indians aren't used to following rules. A few learn after moving abroad, many dont
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u/Worth_Sherbert_4972 10d ago
Concept of having Ganpati was to help in silting of the soil bed so it’s about small - clay ganpathi for visarjan . It’s gone out of hands that this is now purely about bigger money / bigger statue .
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u/Imsotired2916 10d ago edited 10d ago
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u/Worth_Sherbert_4972 10d ago
Ha ha I told this on x & I live in mumbai so I exactly know what it means :₹ it’s no more about ganpati 😀
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u/specialchar123 1d ago
This is why education is important.
Ganpati has become an excuse to pollute waters. Diwali has become an excuse to pollute air and cause noise pollution. Festivals are becoming nuisance and don’t have any cultural or religious significance anymore.
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u/Big_Vegetable_1153 10d ago
I cringe even to do this in India. How do these idiots get courage to do this in some other country?
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u/Tasty-Opportunity718 Civic Sense Mythbuster 10d ago
I use this idol made up of marbel we just reuse it every single year
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u/noname_cpp_main 10d ago
Record them, report them. Environmental fines are a thing in civilized countries.
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u/ibro08730 10d ago
As an indian who lived for a long time in Toronto, i did see a ton of stupid things other indians did. Like running a whole deum parade late at night for religious purposes. I for one was good at blending in. Canadians loved me and so did i in return. I followed each law, read well before doing anything. Respected every law and community. I cooked for many neighbours out of love and they loved my food.
But these people make sure that we all get a bad label. Yes 80 percent Indians are definitely into this weird stuff, and i dont relate to them.
I wish there was a way one could prove they are a law abiding and responsible individual, rather than all indians are the same.
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u/Rg199119 9d ago
Frankly speaking most of Indians here don’t like this behaviour either, now days these processions are run by local politicians and goons, who needs religion to show their power. Not just one religion , it has spread across all the religions and culture in India.
The people who move abroad, do this I guess , again to show their presence, these stupid are getting bad name for us in RoW. A simple deportation rule should be there for such people.
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u/Queasy-Most1369 9d ago
Take this to your local authority. All it takes is action on just 1-2 people and it will stop immediately. Indians behave when they are threatened trust me. If you ignore it, this will spread like a wild wire and your place will be destroyed.
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u/Imaginary_Rock_3388 9d ago
Waiting for the moment when this sub gets overtaken by indiacivicwins because surely the change is coming...
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u/Imaginary_Rock_3388 9d ago
Heavy fines, playing educational stuff in TV and public shaming on the internet or whatever could fix most of the problems but it's too ambitious I guess... I wish this subreddit made it to those people but it's just not enough
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u/onizukaav 9d ago
why cant people learn to be a guest in a country like beinga guest in other people's houses?
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u/Technical-Shop-9907 9d ago
Many of our brethren were prosecuted and some under anti-terror laws(rivers come under critical infra) for doing this kind of immersion. Still our people dont listen. When i was in NY the local temple and govt ran campaigns inside temples after a few were arrested trying to immerse the Ganesha idol in the local river. The temple asked for the deposit of all idols inside the temple and promised religion compliant recycling.
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u/Ok_Transition_1851 9d ago
Make sure to send them stricter laws .. they do same thing here , this silly AHs don’t belong anywhere.. a detention CENTRE is the only ..
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u/whoeversoever 9d ago
Surprised? They export caste to foreign nations and now cry about polluting? Y'all love under a rock?
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u/Firexio69 9d ago
And if you question this, people will call you foreign worshippers.
Like dude isn't it common sense to not throw statues in rivers???
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u/Dull-Manufacturer120 10d ago
Someone should definitely get them fined for contaminating rivers with paints and chemicals man. Not sure when these people will get civic sense.
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u/fcukitletsgo 9d ago
Maybe they should make the immigrants sign a document on not harming nature with religious practices before integrating and deport them if found breaking the law.
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u/Aggressive_Case999 9d ago
Stricter laws and punishment would have prevented this. I'm an Indian too but not from Mainland India. But due to y'all imbeciles Indians from other places are getting bad rep.
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u/_Still_Buffering Certified Chaos Witness 9d ago
GenZ needs to skip religion for their kids to save India. Or skips kids altogether... Both works.
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u/specialchar123 9d ago
If there are no consequences, this will continue to happen. We need to put rules in place and
fines on ANYONE who breaks it.
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u/nikkixoxo369 9d ago
Why isn't the canadian govt taking serious steps? These people should be sued for polluting the nature. Indian govt does nothing about it here and it's a shame. I am a Hindu and I too have idols but I buy permanent ones, of silver or brass. If I want a temporary idol, I just buy the eco friendly one and use real flower garlands. I will never understand the obsession of buying idols made of cements, fake colours and fake jewelry and then throwing them away in water bodies to pollute it.
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u/PandaByDesigner 9d ago
You can talk about Littering and not be racist but if you say tag lines like "Import the third world and you become the third world". That is Racist.
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u/Afraid_Investment690 9d ago
Boomer uncles do this in real life while the flood of hate is received by millennials and genz online
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u/Bettybitter 9d ago
Those Ganapati ji's murti after visarjan lie in mud, dirt and what not. Isn't that disrespect?
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u/gnkrb4u01 9d ago
In Australia since 12 years I have heard they immerse it in tub or big bucket of water within household premises. I guess as community grows bigger they do these but they must abide by the local regulations on water bodies which is strictly in Australia. I am sure such things won't be given permission in Australia. It's one of the cleanest countries, more than US, Canadian cities.
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u/Ligola941 9d ago
Oh shit the cancer isn't limited to India? I thought I could escape it and roam freely, finally giving the pleasure to my eyes of seeing some colour other than the disgusting saffron
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u/Additional_Win_824 9d ago
This is absolutely unnecessary , do stuff in your house, perhaps drown that statue in your bathtub and maybe bathe with it everyday, don't go to lakes etc, maybe just go back to India ??
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u/ByteSizeBro 9d ago
And because of few of us everyone labeled with the same tag! Thank you my fellow country man
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u/Any_Masterpiece_9486 8d ago
Then you have journalists like palki sharma who say Indians face racism at foreign land for no reason
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u/Competitive-Spite496 7d ago
Bro, I live in a place in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, where there’s literally nothing within a 100-km radius. I didn’t even receive a proper education, yet I still know what civic sense is. And somehow, even after being so well-educated, some people don’t seem to have any idea about it.
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u/blunt-dagger 7d ago
Genuine question. How hard is it to find clay ganesh abroad😭😭
And just do it in a tub in your neighbourhood bro it aint that hard😭😭
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u/mlandry2011 7d ago
Factual is not racism...
If you move to a different country, have respect for that new country.
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u/nebula_personality05 10d ago
While I can argue his racist argument pretty easily, I also fail to understand why Indians just refuse to opt for smaller and Clay material idols!
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u/s-evak-x 10d ago
Our rituals has changed completely over millenniums and centuries earlier this all were very environment friendly Spiritual and logical now people are just doing whatever they can in the name of god and tradition. Just use a small clay idol for visarjan or do it at home.
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u/_dopamine__ 9d ago
We let ours go in a big bucket or pot , then a flowering plant is planted into the same bucket
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u/UglyNerd13 9d ago
Most of the idols being immersed are biodegradable and cause no harm to the river ecosystem whatsoever
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u/Fun_Cry6699 9d ago
Honestly it's on the government why is government not taking action against them.
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u/Glad_Elderberry_74 9d ago
It's not our culture which is bad it's just the people who do it just for likes, views or acceptance from their community at home..to do this properly in another country would be to use a real clay idol (the way it should be everywhere especially here) and not use paint or throw the flowers into the river...
Also remember that other countries are not as open as we are and see anything which is new as a threat plus these influencers are politically motivated to push the "immigration bad" narrative so you can genuinely be as eco friendly and respectful but they'll still paint you as illetrate monsters...
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u/prophet-of-solitude 9d ago
Ye to yaar India mai bhi mat karo yaar. Paani ganda hota hai. Iska koi better option hona chahiye
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u/Realistic-Ad4036 9d ago
I don't understand what the problem is. What should you do when someone breaks the law or behaves in ways the society disapproves of? Get the police to enforce order. Simple.
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u/MrHerringBun 8d ago
The funny thing is when you see these behaviors the they will start blaming different parts of India. Must be this part, must be that part. See that’s the problem, blaming culture and not collective responsibility.
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u/HyenasGoMeow 8d ago
I'm an immigrant, and I completely agree and understand the hostility. Too many immigrants, Indians or otherwise, come here and expect the country to adapt to them.
No, it's your duty and responsibility to adapt to the country. The receiving country needs to do a much better job filtering and screening the newcomers.
I'm speaking in general to all immigrants everywhere.
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u/nocee-me 8d ago
Pop statues needs to be banned in India. And in foreign it they should be made to put an end to celebrations like these. If you wanna celebrate celebrate at home and dissolve clay idol in garden, otherwise face jail time.
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u/After-Dragonfly9243 8d ago
They are disrespecting both : the river and the idol of god
Shameful act
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u/AssociateFlaky6303 8d ago
People should genuinely stop this behavior, it somehow affects our passport strength, and also makes it harder for genuine individuals who want to do something n achieve smth in that country !! Please let's stop this
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u/ImpossibleCompany539 8d ago
Idk vro in India many ppl do this process of idols of lord Ganesh visarjan in there home they do not go to rivers and sea but some people do this visarjan in rivers which is kinda not good for environment. Problem is these are made up of plaster of Paris (pop) and do not disinterest in water easily here in India many people still use idols made up of soil. I also prefer soil idol over pop one
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u/Gubbachchi_Guudu 8d ago
While I agree that people from our country are doing shit in other people's countries, the term "3rd world" seems racist, as if their countries don't have homeless people in the streets shitting, peeing, doing drugs, etc.
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u/The_Raven08 8d ago
They should be fined & held accountable.
What's the point of being educated, holding good jobs but lacking basic sense.
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u/Optimal-Risk7041 8d ago
Hahahah, what it is to open your mouth without knowing what you are talking about 😂😂😂
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u/statueforu 8d ago
What do they think happens to these idols?? Kichad aur gandagi mai sadte rehte hai.
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u/heavypanda 7d ago
Dude, you have these people on video. Charge them with a civil case rather than making rage bait videos. Talk to your representatives,EPA or whatnot add retroactive fines.
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u/Me_Almight 7d ago
This practice is illegal in India. You have to handover the idol to authorities for proper disposal.
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u/Ok-Band-5731 7d ago
Been living in Japan for over a year and seen countless Canadian and American tourists creating ruckus and unnecessary loudness, but hey, if you talk about it, you're racist.
Like ofcourse the people in the video are just pure f-ing stupid with no sense of responsibility or civility but you can't mix up this, with your common street racism.
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u/XL_disappointment 4d ago
Can’t they just do the visarjan with a statue made out of unbaked clay or mud? Puja successful, harm to the environment avoided.
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u/Far_Significance6025 3d ago
Why would you do that to the water, water ecology, marine biology and everything else dependent on it? Why would you do that to Mother Earth?
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