Bangalore city is corrupted because of outsider ?

Question

Bangalore: How much business did live bands do before former police commissioner Ajai Kumar Singh regulated them? Where did the money come from?

Police commissioner Shankar M Bidari revealed details about this during an interaction with FKCCI members on Saturday.

Till it was regulated, live band in the city did business worth Rs 1 crore every day, of which Rs 50 lakh came through robbery, extortions and land dealings, Bidari said. The other half was equally divided between young working boys — who stole the money and spent it in these joints — and corrupt government officials who wanted entertainment, he said.

This is all because of outsider in bangalore

Answer 1

u have not made your point / question very clear - are you trying to say that the live bands were outsiders or the commissioner is an outsider ??

AM

Answer 2

sad situation

Answer 3

YES.

We do not want to party all over the night.  Many outsiders want to enjoy the benefits of Bangalore, by partying at midnight.  We bangloreans, do not want it.  If they want to enjoy, let them go to their towns and drink and dance throughout the day & night, but definitely not here.  We will not allow nor tolerate it.

If they work hard, they get money and it does not mean to corrupt our moral standards.  Do not work here.  Go Back.  

Answer 4

Bangalore was known for IT not for parties.

This is a very tricky game what this outsider are playing in Bangalore

The just don’t enter this state alone but after settling down they bring there entire family members in.

What is the government doing about this?

I love Bangalore because it my city where I was born – now I say I don’t want night life I object this.

Outsider want fun in life – they don’t care about any thing

We will not let that happen –

Kick all outsider make this city free

Answer 5

It will be everywhere as the city grows