Instead of asking what the Government has done to improve Bangalore, why cannot the industrialists ponder over what they have done for the city," the Deputy Chief Minister asked.
Read the outrageous statements that this person has made.
http://www.hindu.com/2005/09/14/stories/2005091404890600.htm
Making me wonder about the future of Bangalore as the IT hub.
Me going to Chennai!
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Good riddance! That will take some burden off Bangalore.
I second that. This city can do without fair weather friends who run away at the slightest hint of trouble instead of contributing their mite to the cause.
Well! Just out of curiosity, what are my fellow citizens' thoughts as to what one can do when the government is going about defending themself and blaming the needy. This is like Communism, saying that one has to toil (even if has a better choice) because there are others willing to struggle.
We are Socialist Corrupt Democratic Govt and obviously public too.
Keep in mind, SCD govt. is worse than Dictatorial Communist Govt for govt may always blame people for choosing them. And as all are corrupt, you choose less corrupt person out of more corrupt persons.
And then that less corrupt person get a chance to become more corrupt person.
Forget the infrastructure, have you ever thought how much money is needed to just enforce traffic rules. It should be none.
Then our hon. Dy. CM would ask, why a poor person should follow a traffic rule?
Oh, absolutely. Have you ever wondered, why there should be bus stops and auto stands right after every signals? Have you ever wondered why one should be allowed to park their vehicle on the road and enjoy his/her shopping? Why should there be a junction at every single place a cross road meets a main road? Don't you think a patrolling team to check the roads and road discipline will be much more helpful than planting one sergeant at every automatic signal?
It is painfull to think that all it takes is one sensible brain at the top, which we don't have.
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