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Govt doesn't want dance bars to shut down: Raj Thackeray

  •   Sun, Jul 21 2013 10:23:10 AM

Mumbai, Jul 21 (PTI): The Maharashtra Government does not really want the dance bars to shut down, MNS president Raj Thackeray on Saturday said, reacting to the Supreme Court's ruling which quashed the ban on dance bars in Mumbai.

"Elections are near. The bar owners have lots of money. May be that is why minor ("halke") people were appointed (to represent the government) in the court," Raj said.

"Everything has a good side and a bad side. Telgi (fake stamp-paper mastermind Abdul Karim Telgi) was caught due to dance bars," he added.

  

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  • Alan, M'lore

    Sun, Jul 21 2013

    Looks like a fool.
    It was a court descision wherein no govt takes part.
    How does govt get involved i court matters, or is the court ruling statements given by the ministers of the govt.
    Please do confirm

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  • Peter Pereira, Pune

    Sun, Jul 21 2013

    Looks like hungry bunny did not get enough hafta from Bar owners.

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  • Muna Kudroli, Manglore - Mumbai

    Sun, Jul 21 2013

    Even 26/11 MUMBAI never happened.... GOVT invited the massacre to happen in MUMBAI.....

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