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2. Very serious, with high potential for hospitalisation of one or more of the impacted parties.
1. Losing in sports
2. Fighting over a hot girl (who is often not interested in either guy and seeing some rich nepo kid 5th dude, who she will eventually marry)
IMO none of these reasons are worth it. Re girls, just look beyond your campus. In fact, girls studying non-law courses are more interesting and you can go outside your ivory tower. Re politics, it’s a frickin farce. Whether BJP or Congress or Left, none of our politicians care about the country. Don’t take politics so seriously. Re sports, it’s the dumbest reason of all. There is always victory and defeat in sport. Also, please play civilised sports like tennis, squash or even cricket, instead of football (universal sport for chapris and racist hooligans).