Van overloaded with 66 children in China

[Chinese-Dragon]

BBC & Telegraph do have certain things which you laugh off as an propaganda.. I thought you may be right at times but now I know whom to trust next time...

I have a lot of respect for BBC, I use it myself all the time.

I've never ONCE called it propaganda. That is just a lie from you, why don't you find me a quote in which I said that.

Here is one definitely from India:

From this Telegraph article:

Indian trains fighting against ticketless passengers - Telegraph

At least in that one van in China, people were not hanging out the windows and crawling on the roof.

Anyone want to respond to this? Even in the most crowded van in China that has been found to date, at least people are not hanging out the windows and crawling on the roof.

 

[IndoCarib]

I would trust an established source like the Telegraph over you.

I am in Indian and an avid train traveller, I know what color is Indian railways.

here is ordinary train

Rajadhani express

Shatabdi express

 

[RockyX]

Few Chinese always call "BBC link" as crap but they post same BBC link for Anti-Indian articles/News. What a hypocrisy. Although, Chinese media never shows anything negative about China for obvious reasons and Chinese posters take advantage of saying We don't believe Western and other media which suits them.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

I am in Indian and an avid train traveller, I know what color is Indian railways.

Like I said, I would trust an established source like the Telegraph over you anyday. And we've all seen that movie.

Go ahead, type "India train" into Google and see the images that show up.

Is this deliberate or your habit ? Don't you get bored ? Or taking advantage of not getting banned for don't know what reason. Stick to the topic or don't post if you don't have anything to say.

You guys should learn not to dish it out if you can't take it.

 

[RockyX]

I have a lot of respect for BBC, I use it myself all the time.

I've never ONCE called it propaganda. That is just a lie from you, why don't you find me a quote in which I said that.



Anyone want to respond to this? Even in the most crowded van in China that has been found to date, at least people are not hanging out the windows and crawling on the roof.

Post reported for posting off-topic and making another troll thread as usual by you.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

Post reported for posting off-topic and making another troll thread as usual by you.

It is perfectly relevant to the thread topic, next time try actually READING what you have quoted.

Here it is again:

Anyone want to respond to this? Even in the most crowded van in China that has been found to date, at least people are not hanging out the windows and crawling on the roof.

You actually quoted this, but failed to read it.

 

[RockyX]

You guys should learn not to dish it out if you can't take it.

Another troll post as usual. You post same thing 24x7. Same link, Same Post all the time.

What this topic has to do with Indian Train ? If any Indian will do same thing in any Chinese thread, That person will be banned Immediately. Don't take too much of advantage for this special privilege.

 

[Roybot]

Anyone want to respond to this? Even in the most crowded van in China that has been found to date, at least people are not hanging out the windows and crawling on the roof.

This is not the norm. The photos you see with train overloaded usually happens during festivals and such, and is not for long distance. Happens everywhere in South Asia. The only difference in China is that, there are train guards who manage to pack everyone up like sardines.

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In Pakistan

In Bangladesh

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You know you don't have to reply to every other idiotic thread, and start your usual flaming of hungry kids and what not. Its getting really monotonous now.

 

[IndoCarib]

Like I said, I would trust an established source like the Telegraph over you anyday. And we've all seen that movie.

Go ahead, type "India train" into Google and see the images that show up.



You guys should learn not to dish it out if you can't take it.

This exaclty is point. That telegraph journo would have that pic from the net. Those pics you see are of non indian sites. Not knowing what Indian trains look like , they inlcude pics from BD & Pakistan.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

This exaclty is point. That telegraph journo would have that pic from the net. Those pics you see are of non indian sites. Not knowing what Indian trains look like , they inlcude pics from BD & Pakistan.

LOL firstly I would never believe you over the Telegraph. Secondly, it was easy to find trains in India that look like that.

Builder: Chittaranjan Locomotive Works
India Class: WAG/1
Year Built: 1963
Service: NR (Northern Railway)

This is not the norm. The photos you see with train overloaded usually happens during festivals and such, and is not for long distance. Happens everywhere in South Asia. The only difference in China is that, there are train guards who manage to pack everyone up like sardines.

That writing is most certainly not in Chinese.

And the people quite clearly are not Chinese either.

Look at their faces... or even the colour of their bare feet.

 

[IndoCarib]

LOL firstly I would never believe you over the Telegraph. Secondly, it was easy to find trains in India that look like that.

Builder: Chittaranjan Locomotive Works
India Class: WAG/1
Year Built: 1963
Service: NR (Northern Railway)

That is railway engine. The bogies have usually blue shades. Other AC trains have diferent colors.

 

[Sonyuke_Songpaisan]

Sad story.

But what does this have to do with "World affairs"? Or even "China defence"?

Maybe this is a good chance for Indians to show their social values and humanity.

 

[DelhiDareDevil]

Lol guys just tell him where the first picture is from, btw cs it was a Pakistan train, now I expect u to remove it soon lol

 

[IndoCarib]

None of the pics of over crowded trains posted here are Indian.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

Here is one definitely from India:

From this Telegraph article:

Indian trains fighting against ticketless passengers - Telegraph

At least in that one van in China, people were not hanging out the windows and crawling on the roof.

Still nobody wants to respond to this?