Professional theft initiatives

Professional theft initiatives

Needless to say, there are no metrics for theft attempts in the country. Theft attempts adapt themselves from time to time.

I recently heard the news about those who stole using anesthetic materials that we had come to test the corona. I have been hearing from time to time about people stealing bank details easily over the phone calls.

It was also a form of theft when the drug Remdeciver was sold on the counterfeit market during the period when the second wave of corona hit hard. At the same time, drugs for black fungus were being sold at ten times the price.

Injustices took place throughout the country, taking advantage of the curfew created by the Corona outbreak and selling ten rupees worth of goods for twenty rupees. This is theft in the guise of business. For an item sold for ten rupees there will already be a profit in it. In which case all the profit that can be made by selling the item for twenty rupees is definitely equal to theft!

At the same time there were those who snatch the cash that I would pre-book the oxygen beds. This is to say that theft is a form of civilization.

Looking at all these incidents as a whole, it seems to me that there are a growing number of people who do not have the mentality to feel that theft is theft.

I think it's okay to have thieves and pick pockets taking advantage of the low level of human mobility. They commit theft very directly. Not doing everything implicitly like those thieves we saw above. There are more and more civilized thieves in the country who look like honest.

The pain in this is that they claim that stealing is their profession. Will all businesses become so plagiarized in the future?

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