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Having worked with various firms, there are many serious predators, even in litigation where "rule of law" is enforced. Just because doctors work in the business of health doesnt mean they are very super healthy. Please visit a local police station to report a SA case and see the "rule of law" being enforced. Or maybe try getting a permit from BBMP through the usual way. Your understanding of reality is seriously demented. Im currently seeing this trend of young boys discrediting any accusations of SA as "fishing for nothing". Bro, nobody is fishing, they are getting sexual harrassed- touched inappropriately, forced to do things against their will in the very place they are working.