The much celebrated kissing in public protest called ‘Kiss of Love’ against moral policing in Kerala was ironically curbed by the same forces when at least 50 men and women were taken into preventive custody by the police.
But that didn’t stop the lip-lockers.
As the protest spilled over from the streets of Kochi onto Twitter-dom, some pictures that show the kiss-fest in motion even after arrests surfaced.
In the police van.
Photo of the day: A couple kissing inside a police van as cops detain them #KissOfLove | http://t.co/0htFEmm6rg href=”http://t.co/oSXCpB1Wd2″>pic.twitter.com/oSXCpB1Wd2
— Manorama Online (@manoramaonline) November 2, 2014 Inside the police station.
Arrested #KissOfLove protesters continue to kiss inside Police Station after they were arrested #Kerala pic.twitter.com/hSPhqPAuXm
— Arun (@Charakan) November 2, 2014 Here’s a video from the protest.
And some strikingly ironic images.
#SecularIndia : “Kiss” put behind the bar but Hindutva Forces & Islamic Fundamentalists jointly celebrate! #KissOfLove pic.twitter.com/qJSlI4e9M8
— Sir Ravindra Jadeja (@SirJadeja) November 2, 2014 Well, not just kisses, is it?
For thos who thot kissing in public as anti Indian tradition. #KissOfLove #KhajurahoTemples Pic Courtesy: Aotearoa pic.twitter.com/GCuR2CXpDP
— yaatri (@nisheeth69) November 1, 2014 Something we pointed out a while ago.
It’s Okay To Piss In Public, But It’s Not Okay To Kiss In Public! #KissOfLove #ScoopWhooped pic.twitter.com/zrt5rauo0n
— ScoopWhoop (@ScoopWhoopNews) November 3, 2014 Why do we find kissing so offensive after all?
