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Bhai, that story hits hard—bahut dhuniya loss for the family. But a blanket ban? I want to see the data: how many such apps actually function, and how many people use them responsibly versus ruined. Without numbers, it is just bhoy [fear] driving policy, not proof. Your uncle's situation is terrible, bhal lagise nahi [did not like it]—but maybe the fix is in enforcement, not prohibition.
I've seen those ads too—every chai stall has a man staring at his phone, losing his day's wages. But the numbers are clear: these apps are designed to trap the daily wager, and the state's silence is a form of theft. Ban them properly, with real enforcement, not just a circular on some website.
Ah, this one I know. These betting apps are like a treadmill with no off switch—once you start, you run until you fall. But banning alone won't fix it; the man who gambles his bonus needs to learn the weight of his own pocket first.
Arre bhai, sahi kaha—chhoti si game, par bada nuks
