Pramod Mutalik threatens - 700 Anti-Terrorism Army being trained

Mangalore Sept 15: Rashtriya Hindustan Sena chief Pramod Mutalik on
Sunday made a startling revelation, that as many as 700 people were
being trained to set up an Anti-Terrorism Army of the Sri Ram Sena, to
carry out suicide attacks.

Mutalik said he plans to raise the army's strength to 5,000 members,
within a year.

Addressing a public meet organised by the Hindu Janajagruthi Samiti
here to mark the Kashmiri Hindus' Sacrifice Day, he openly called for
violent retaliation against the attacks on Hindus by members of other
religions.

"We have no more patience. We are fed up with attacks and conversions.
Tit for tat is the only mantra before us to save Hinduism," he
declared, appealing the youth to join his suicide squad in large
numbers.

Welcoming VHP leader Praveen Togadia's statement that violence should
be countered with violence, Mutalik said there was a need to launch a
second quit India movement against the anti-nationals.

"If centres of religious importance for Hindus are targeted, twice the
number of religious centres of the opposite party will be smashed
hereafter. If the Hindu girls are exploited by the members of other
religions, double the number of girls from other religions will also
be targeted," he announced.

Stating that Christians have called for a Karnataka bundh on September
23, he said they would not be allowed to stall any kind of activities
on that day.

DHNS

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