BANGALORE: A day after he was attacked by a Youth Congress is working in Bangalore, told the Sri Ram Sena chief Pramod Mutalik Express that he was caught in a “gang war” between competitor TV channels. Speaking exclusively to Express from Vijaywada, where he was chairman of a meeting of the Sena’s Andhra Pradesh unit, Mutalik said that Congress and the media was worried in the incident.
Black ink was messy Mutalik face while he participated in a dispute on Valentine’s Day in Bangalore organized by Suvarna News Channel. Police have under arrest a Youth Congress secretary, Srinivas, to lead the attack.
With only one day to go to V-Day, Karnataka government Friday put police on high alert to answer the danger from Sri Rama late to cancel the party. The Late Rama has given a call for a Karnataka bandh on Saturday to protest against attacks on its originator Pramod Muthalik allegedly by Youth Congress activists here on Thursday.
Parts of the state witnessed protests from sen activists in black protrusion to Muthalik at a debate well thought-out by a local TV channel. The police confirmed that the two attackers were office-bearers of the state Youth Congress.
A group of six young people, who are supposed to be members of the youth wing of a national party, raised slogans against Sri Rama and the late Mr. Muthalik and barged the stage at Sam’s outdoor lecture the stage in Ravindra Kalakshetra building around 6, when the program is recorded, and stroked a black material on the face. The police had to cane protesters to bring the situation under control.
