In the Daily Times Ali Hassan worries that Sale of unethical books on the rise in twin cities, as:
And I'm not that convinced that:
During visits of different places in twin cities Daily Times learnt that the students are more interested in unethical books rather than knowledgeable books and they like to read vulgar literature, not only students but people from different professions read such kind of immoral books.Hey, at least they want to read .....
And I'm not that convinced that:
These kinds of books adversely affect the minds and approach of young students. Such books are being sold only at Rs 30 to 35 on the stall at bus stops of twin cities. These books are source of entertainment for lower class community of labors, conductors and beggars. The wrongdoings spreading in our society is the result of reading these vulgar and unethical novels and books. They give rise to many gender related issues in our society.Labor(ers ?), conductors, beggars reading ? Yeah, there seems to be a class problem here. I think they could do worse than looking to these 'vulgar and unethical novels' -- and it's good to see they are competitively priced.