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Mr. Shardul Shroff gifted chocolates to every female intern for Valentine's Day. It was a generous and thoughtful gesture.
The male interns received a valuable lesson in exclusion.
I have analyzed the policy under the twin test of reasonable classification. The differentia is intelligible. However the rational nexus with the object of the celebration remains unclear.
We are considering a filing for interim relief. We seek strictly parity in confectionery distribution.
Until then. We remain the petitioners in a matter where judgment is reserved.
Happy Valentine's Day to the preferred class.
Of course this was written by an intern. Life isn't so serious man. Don't over analyze everything. Enjoy things for what they are