Comments on: Video of Kolkata ChinaTown http://www.dhapa.com/video-of-kolkata-chinatown/ Kolkata Chinese Community Blog Thu, 12 Jan 2012 14:42:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Bura http://www.dhapa.com/video-of-kolkata-chinatown/comment-page-1/#comment-704 Bura Sun, 28 Dec 2008 03:43:01 +0000 http://www.dhapa.com/?p=152#comment-704 With the recent closure of many Indian Chinese residence (which were already closed tanneries)in Tangra, many believe that the next step of action will be targeted on the closure of the Chinese restaurants by the Indian Authorities from sanitary, hygiene and fire services departments - claiming that all Chinese restaurants are not upto the standard requirements of their respective fields. These are only excuses on corrupted officials for briberies. On the other side in Bantala, the same corruption stories are repeated. For those tanneries owners who chose to shift, there are constant harrassments from the respective Authorities claiming non-alignment and non-compliance of various systems from sewage, pollution control, waste-water treatment etc....the list is endless. The operations have to cease. A pledge to those in authority is to humanely create a peaceful co-existence with the Indian Chinese and let them lead a normal economic life in the city of their birth of a few generations. With the recent closure of many Indian Chinese residence (which were already closed tanneries)in Tangra, many believe that the next step of action will be targeted on the closure of the Chinese restaurants by the Indian Authorities from sanitary, hygiene and fire services departments – claiming that all Chinese restaurants are not upto the standard requirements of their respective fields. These are only excuses on corrupted officials for briberies.

On the other side in Bantala, the same corruption stories are repeated. For those tanneries owners who chose to shift, there are constant harrassments from the respective Authorities claiming non-alignment and non-compliance of various systems from sewage, pollution control, waste-water treatment etc….the list is endless. The operations have to cease.

A pledge to those in authority is to humanely create a peaceful co-existence with the Indian Chinese and let them lead a normal economic life in the city of their birth of a few generations.

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