Live bands a menace!

[Mayavi Morpheus]

says karnataka's CM and there is no second opinion about it.



http://us.rediff.com/news/2005/feb/03band.htm

Karnataka to ban live bands

February 04, 2005 02:13 IST

Karnataka government will take stringent measures to ban 'live bands' in the state, Chief Minister Dharam Singh announced in the Legislative Council on Thursday.

"There is no second opinion that live bands are having a negative impact and spoiling the younger generation," he said during Question Hour in the House.

"It has come to the government's notice that live bands are being played in restaurants, bars and public entertainment places in the name of public amusement," he said.

"Though under the present rules there is no provision to ban live bands and discotheques, by incorporating necessary amendments, strict measures will be taken to curb the menace, the chief minister said.

Live bands are providing "indirect support to criminals and in the name of employing bouncers to check eve-teasing and maintain order, rowdies are being encouraged," he said.

Then what about the 'direct' suport to criminals that we are providing in the name of demcracy and politicians



This news should actually go into the Humour thread.

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says karnataka's CM and there is no second opinion about it.

http://us.rediff.com/news/2005/feb/03band.htm

Karnataka to ban live bands

February 04, 2005 02:13 IST

Karnataka government will take stringent measures to ban 'live bands' in the state, Chief Minister Dharam Singh announced in the Legislative Council on Thursday.

"There is no second opinion that live bands are having a negative impact and spoiling the younger generation," he said during Question Hour in the House.

"It has come to the government's notice that live bands are being played in restaurants, bars and public entertainment places in the name of public amusement," he said.

"Though under the present rules there is no provision to ban live bands and discotheques, by incorporating necessary amendments, strict measures will be taken to curb the menace, the chief minister said.

Live bands are providing "indirect support to criminals and in the name of employing bouncers to check eve-teasing and maintain order, rowdies are being encouraged," he said.

Then what about the 'direct' suport to criminals that we are providing in the name of demcracy and politicians

This news should actually go into the Humour thread.

haha, will this include traditional indian classical music bands too?

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haha, will this include traditional indian classical music bands too?

it wud, if the classical singers started wearing revealing outfits, made use of obscene gestures and collected tips from the audience...

[Sharjeel]

haha, will this include traditional indian classical music bands too?

it wud, if the classical singers started wearing revealing outfits, made use of obscene gestures and collected tips from the audience...

But mere bhai, you cannot always get the best (in terms of quality and decency).



Sometimes you gotta put up with the idiots too.