FOR THE MOTION
• The culture of fashion shows and new year parties in India which has been borrowed from the western countries and Europe has become a slow poison penetrating the youth of the country and hence becoming congenital, thus leaving no space in any respect whatsoever for their own rich heritage.
• A strictly implemented and well-knit plan is a must for the restoration of order which will not only help in saving the already half corrupt youth of the country but will also help the cause of development.
• Parties invariably have uncontrolled alcohol consumption and smoking hence resulting in numerous health hazards.
• The stories of “rave” parties and drug addiction among people of all ages especially teenagers are self-descriptive and hence show the ill-effects of the tradition.
• The fashion world is deeply embedded into the habits of taking drugs especially the models who get into it so badly in the blind desire to look the best which is way outside the realms of Indian culture.
• Banning these ill traditions, although a very tough task, is a prerequisite for the improvement of the existing conditions.
• Under the effect of the wrong set of beliefs and morals, developed by the freedom given by party system, it is commonplace to see teenagers disrespect their parents and hence, defy the very basics of Indian culture.
• The fashion world is also responsible for sexually-provoking a lot of people and hence the increase in the number of cases of rape and sexual harassment. The Indian culture gives the women the respect they deserve and hence it needs to be preserved.
• It is really unbelievable to comprehend that the recent efforts of Mumbai police to implement laws concerning the consumption of alcohol and asking for licenses from the restaurants holding parties are met by resistance by the public.
• The party culture and fashion shows have a tendency to promote unrestricted freedom and hence the disrespect for morals of Indian culture, which...