'Deny Ram Sene permission to enter Goa'


Panaji, Dec 21 (TNN): Youth Congress activists took out a morcha to the Secretariat on Friday demanding that the government should deny permission to Sri Ram Sene for setting up its branch in Goa.

A memorandum listing out reasons why Sri Ram Sene should not be allowed entry in the state was submitted by a Youth Congress delegation led by its president Valanka Alemao, to the chief secretary B Vijayan on Friday.

They have asked the government to make a statement by January 11 2014 denying entry to the Sene. If the government failed to stop the Sene's entry into Goa, then it would be clear that the BJP wants to polarize voters for the Lok Sabha polls, Valanka said.

Valanka said that the Congress government, when Ravi Naik was the home minister, had denied permission and hoped that the Parrikar government would do so to maintain peace and harmony in Goa. tnn

  

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  • Benny, Anjuna

    Sat, Dec 21 2013

    Goans , beware. These hate mongers have made life miserable for people of Karnataka. Everything that is good and peaceful in Goa will be lost for ever if these people are given an entry. BJP by hook or crook could try to give a back door entry to this communal cancer. Wake up and be proactive in protecting our heritage before it is too late.

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