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@Anjul - You should not be comparing apples and oranges. Banning alcohol will only encourage people to start manufacturing spurious liquor. There is the increased chance of people dying because of this. For a drunkard, ban or no ban he will find his drink.
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@ReadMe I have presented a similar rationale, not comparing apples with oranges. There are side effects of everything, in states where there is no ban on alcohol there are ample reports of deaths due to zahrili sharab but compare deaths due to alcohol consumption in states where liquor is banned with states where it is not banned. It is a medical opinion that alcohol is injurious to health. Govts take such actions when the number of cases becomes alarming. If there is a ban on alcohol and kid or husband is consuming alcohol, mother or wife can go to police station and file a report against seller and if the seller is paying bribe to station house officer then she can go to circle officer or any senior officer, all are not corrupt.
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i don't think public humiliation is the answer
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Now she can drive for Uber.
Doctor in Uber driver attack video fired from Miami hospital
The doctor featured in a viral YouTube video hitting, screaming profanities and damaging the car of an Uber driver has been fired from her job at a Miami hospital.
Anjali Ramkissoon, 30, whose behavior in the January cellphone video became a national sensation, will be terminated by Jackson Health System, where she was a fourth-year neurology resident, The Miami Herald reports. Ramkissoon had been on administrative leave since the video went public.
The video shows Ramkissoon, wearing shorts and an orange shirt, berating the Uber driver for refusing to give her a ride (he was there for another passenger). She then gets into the empty Uber car, all the while yelling expletives, and begins tossing the driver’s personal possessions onto the street.
“I have lost my mind,” Ramkissoon says sarcastically on the video, as she tosses an iPhone, papers and scissors out the car window..
She then casually announces, “I guess that’s it, good night,” before walking away down the street.
In an interview with ABC News, Ramkissoon apologized and acknowledged there was no excuse for her actions. She said she had broken up with her boyfriend minutes before and her father had been hospitalized. She acknowledged she had been drinking that evening.
Ramkissoon said she had received death threats following the video’s release.
“It’s been horrible,” Ramkissoon said of the social media backlash which followed.