Just as it seems the countdown has begun for the exit of the ‘Singh Parivar’ (B.S. Sial and Ajai Kumar Singh) following last week’s incidents, the DGP B.S. Sial has given an interview in Kannada to the very competent Deepak Thimaya.
During the interview on Udaya TV, Deepak pulled out a pink slip of paper, which he said had been picked up from one of the spots where tear gas shells were used by the police to control the crowds.
The expiry date of the packet: November 2005.
Question: what happens with expired tear gas shells? Do they lose their efficacy to bring tears to the eyes? Or do the victims end up “crying” even more?
Expired tear gas! makes you laugh!!
Hudaya TV has some amazing interviewers which makes to you laugh again and again. I want to understand where on the earth they search for anchors.
More about Tear gas
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Tear gas is a non-specific term for any chemical that is used to cause temporary incapacitation through irritation of eyes and/or respiratory system. Tear gas is used as a hand-held spray or in grenades. It is widely used by police forces to subdue people in arrest or riot situations.
Popular tear gases include the eye irritants CS, CN, CR, and the respiratory irritant OC pepper spray.
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On a lighter note…..
Google search gives you
Results 1 – 10 of about 11,000 for teargas expired. (0.33 seconds
so, its not uncommon that has happened in Bangalore.
BS Sial is a walking-talking disaster. He should have been sacked after his media brief subsequent to the Dec 28 attack(but then, even the CM deserved to be sacked).
And after Rajkumar’s passing away and the arson during the funeral procession, he said on NDTV : “Rajkumar’s fans association did not maintain calm and peace in the crowd!”.
What surprises me is how can such a person raise to the highest levels of office?