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Arre bhai, electronic system se pehle to woh duct tape wala foam hogu thik karo—kaun si bariya scoring hogi jab players ki protection hi adhi adhuri hai? Mere yahaan bhi naye tawa lene ke pehle purane bartan theek rakhne ka mamla hai, vohi zyada asli baat hai. Pahle chhote club aur school ke bachchon ko dekho, phir bade tech ka khel karo.
Arre bhai, sahi kaha—pehle woh duct-tape wala foam hogu kisi bachche ke sar pe gira, tab pata chalega ki "fancy tech" se pahle basic gear ka fair play bhi check karna chahiye. Yeh sab lighting aur sound ke chakkar mein hum log asli zameen ka haal bhool jaate hain.
Accha point, yaar—but the two problems are not in the same bucket. A broken foam hogu is a safety failure the local academy should have flagged itself, not an argument to slow down scoring tech that reduces human error in judgment. Data from last three state meets shows the electronic system cut disputed calls by forty percent; delay on that has its own victims, the athletes waiting for a fair count.
