August 23, 2009 Kumara Park bangalore Jain temple

August 23, 2009 ....Anything can be named a cultural issue and religious vandalism gets legalised and sanctified...Kumarapark 3rd Cross -Bangalore 560020, Karnataka,India. We gave a formal verbal and written complaint regarding noise levels and wayward behaviour around our area to - ACP Law and order , Bangalore in 2007 . Since that did not work, we had to appeal to the National Human Rights Commission and the judges spoke to the Police Department and the Commissioner. We received a document saying that action will be taken for breach of noise related laws from the Police department and the NHRC. They threw it to dust and increased processions in 2008 every other day to out street. We complained to the Police Commissioner Shankar Bidari in 2008. The Police spoke to the neighbours and made me sign a document that nothing was done to me! Now how does this Marwari clan that built the Jain temple block roads and make noise everyday??? They can get the Police to cordon huge spans of roads - put residents in trouble. Every other day!!! See their vulgar display of wealth and honking vehicles. The 'educated' people are seen vociferously participating with loud music and wasted energy when the state has an energy crisis. The big cars of the neighbour honks loudly and block the road...Usually they block the entrance to houses as they congregate in hundreds...He announces the allegiance of many big people in the city to him loudly and Marwari kids ride vehicles without licence...Slippers are strewn around - Vehicles honk - The Police had given permission against court orders and I don't know the nexus...Yet this time the degenerate rotten scoundrels decided their marriage should be on the street!!! With Police permission!!! Do they plan the honeymoon on street too?? or a murder or two? The bride is on the street chariot - can they sink any lower with education?

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