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Both BO23 and BO24 are to blame. 5th years are behaving like everything is OLT. While men from 4th year have lost their senses, they feel getting a girl is a tick they must have to get PPOs. Everyone is getting into relationships like there is some musical chair of relationships being played. This just shows how pandemic ruined general mental wellness of people causing loneliness and yearning. 2 years down the lane 95% of couples will say "break up ho gaya yaar LDR kaha ho pata hai". This is temporary. Feel embarrassed a bit.
# Moral Policing 101
glorifying fights is okay but loving love is not?
2. I should have studied harder for CLAT ;_;
First of all, these are not anti-coupling measures but a ▮▮▮. What is needed is▮▮▮ , rather than some dumb debate about moral policing.
Second, you are free to make out in public as you anyway do. Only that there will be a camera pointing at you. What's the big deal? Treat it like an episode of Big Boss that won't be broadcast. Shouldn't be a problem as y'all behave like Big Boss drama queens anyway.