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Parrikar bans Ram Sene from setting up branch in Goa

  •   Thu, Aug 21 2014 12:30:38 PM

Panaji, Aug 21 (PTI): Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar on Wednesday made it clear that the controversial right-wing Hindu outfit Sri Ram Sene had been banned from setting up a branch in Goa after the police gave an adverse report about its activities. "We have banned the entry of Sri Ram Sene in Goa. I had asked police to prepare a detailed report following Sene's announcement to start a branch in the state," Parrikar said, speaking in the legislative assembly.

The police report was submitted to both the district collectors in the state, who then banned Sene from starting a branch, he said, responding to questions during the discussion of demand for budgetary grants of Home ministry. "I should be congratulated for my decision," Parrikar added.

Sri Ram Sene chief Pramod Muthalik had recently expressed his intention to set up a base in Goa to curb 'the pub culture'. Muthalik hit the headlines in 2009 after members of his organisation attacked boys and girls at a pub in Mangalore.
  

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  • McQueen, Mangalore

    Thu, Aug 21 2014

    you need to put this news item, right on top of your website, dear daijiworld.

    that IDIOT deserves no place anywhere on the face of this earth

    congrats to the Goa CM

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  • Antonio DSilva, Kuwait

    Thu, Aug 21 2014

    Mr. Dear IITian CM

    You definitely need to be congratulated and felicitated by everyone including I for standing up against hooligans who believe that it is their birthright in the name of RAM to beat up people black and blue and without any respect for caste, creed or gender.

    Thank you

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