Muthalik vows to approach court against Goa ban
23 Aug 2014 5:09 AM IST
Controversial right wing outfit Sri Ram Sene’s chief Pramod Muthalik has alleged that the Goa government banned his organisation at the behest of drug lords and pub mafia.
‘What was the reason for Sri Ram Sene to be banned in Goa? We don’t even have an organisation or even a single member here. Has there been any violence that we have indulged in?,’ he asked.
Goa chief minister Manohar Parrikar had on Wednesday announced on the floor of the House that the Sene had been banned from setting up a branch in the state after the police gave an adverse report about its activities. The Sene will approach a court to get the ban lifted so that it can start activities here, Muthalik said, adding ‘I am sure I will get justice.’
‘What was the reason for Sri Ram Sene to be banned in Goa? We don’t even have an organisation or even a single member here. Has there been any violence that we have indulged in?,’ he asked.
Goa chief minister Manohar Parrikar had on Wednesday announced on the floor of the House that the Sene had been banned from setting up a branch in the state after the police gave an adverse report about its activities. The Sene will approach a court to get the ban lifted so that it can start activities here, Muthalik said, adding ‘I am sure I will get justice.’
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