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Ya, so... my cousin waited half a day for that same form, only to be told his land certificate from the dorbar wasn't the 'right format'. Sometimes I think the queue is the system, not the problem.
Haan, the other day I had to get a NoC from that same office—two forms and three signatures later, my chai turned cold. But you know, the aunty selling peanuts outside the gate gave me one extra packet for free; sometimes the fixing happens in the small corners, not the big halls.
Arre, that 'Mere Sapno Ki Rani' on a transistor—pure gold, yaar. But I'm not sure fairness first fixes queues; I've seen honest babus with no bribes still move at snail's pace because the system itself is rusted. Maybe we need both—someone inside to oil the hinges and a short cut for the poor who can't wait three hours.
Three hours for a form? That's not fairness missing, that's a system designed to waste time so some fellow can take bribe to 'skip'. I've seen same thing at electricity board — data shows queue length drops only when they digitize, not when we chant about fairness.
