I happened to have a flat in group housing society in chennai
I have been trying to come to terms with the office bearers who are incharge of running the day to day affairs and take care of security , utilities
and such issues
since I am an absentee landlord , my tenants keep into trouble with the society office bearers since I lease my flats only to singles prefarably
from north india
the society is intrusive and harasses these singles because they are north indians .
if the tenants are men , their lifestyle [read late nights and their boozing and music they turn on late evening when they party on weekends]
turns off the office bearers
if they are girl tenants, their boy friends visits raise eyebrows
these tenants it appears have no rights to privacy as they are closely watched as they are singles.
some girl l tenants I had were harassed and their image tarnished as they had some boy friends
I can understand if they create a nuisance they should be taken to task
the girls were told to not meet their boyfriends even at the gates of the society with threats of police complaint
the girls were forced to quit their flat
chennai society may be tradition bound . but to dictate how youngsters from other states should live and engage in moral policing
is going too far
now the society is insisting I should not give flats to singles
I think the society is going too far in spying on residents and deciding how they should live their lives
what do you think?
I have been trying to come to terms with the office bearers who are incharge of running the day to day affairs and take care of security , utilities
and such issues
since I am an absentee landlord , my tenants keep into trouble with the society office bearers since I lease my flats only to singles prefarably
from north india
the society is intrusive and harasses these singles because they are north indians .
if the tenants are men , their lifestyle [read late nights and their boozing and music they turn on late evening when they party on weekends]
turns off the office bearers
if they are girl tenants, their boy friends visits raise eyebrows
these tenants it appears have no rights to privacy as they are closely watched as they are singles.
some girl l tenants I had were harassed and their image tarnished as they had some boy friends
I can understand if they create a nuisance they should be taken to task
the girls were told to not meet their boyfriends even at the gates of the society with threats of police complaint
the girls were forced to quit their flat
chennai society may be tradition bound . but to dictate how youngsters from other states should live and engage in moral policing
is going too far
now the society is insisting I should not give flats to singles
I think the society is going too far in spying on residents and deciding how they should live their lives
what do you think?
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