Pramod Muthalik

Pramod Muthalik (born 1963) is a Hindu right-wing leader from India. He is the founder and chief of the nationalist organisation Sri Ram Sena. Quotes We are the citizens of this nation, and I feel it is our duty to discipline indecent behavior. It is out of this sense of duty that we feel the need to safeguard our culture. As quoted in "Attack on women at a bar in India raises fears of 'Hindu Taliban', Los Angeles Times (29 January 2009) What we have done in Mangalore is a big success story in out fight against indecency. We are thankful to our Mangalore cadre for everything that they have done. Defending the 2009 Mangalore pub attack, as quoted in "Mangalore pub row: Sri Ram Sene men get bail", IBNLive (31 January 2009) Some of the parents of beaten up girls personally called me and thanked for saving their daughters as none of them till then knew about their kids’ habits. Defending the 2009 Mangalore pub attack, as quoted in "Sex & drugs led to pub attack: Mutalik", Bangalore Mirror (6 February 2009) Our activists will go around with a priest, a turmeric stub and a ‘mangal sutra’ on February 14. If we come across couples being together in public and expressing their love, we will take them to the nearest temple and conduct their marriage. On Valentine's Day, as quoted in "We’ll not spare dating couples on Valentine’s Day: Muthalik", The Hindu (6 February 2009) Since they are women, stooping to the level of gifting undergarments will defame them only. On the Pink Chaddi Campaign, as quoted in "Mutalik rubbishes pink chaddi campaign", The Times of India (9 February 2009) Could Sania not find any eligible bachelor among 100 crore Indians, which includes 15 crore Muslims? It is India, which is responsible for her fame and by choosing a Pakistani cricketer as her life partner, she is insulting all Indians. We totally oppose the move. On Indian tennis player Sania Mirza's marriage to Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik, as quoted in "Sania should not be allowed to play for India: Muthalik", Hindustan Times (2 April 2010) This is an organised crime. There is money coming from the Gulf and other countries to enable a gang of Muslim men trap Hindu women, marry them and then use them for crime including terror. On Love Jihad, as quoted in "Muthalik finds cases of ‘love jihad’ in state, cites RTI info", The Indian Express (20 September 2014) External link Category:Hindus Category:People from India Category:Living people