Mangalore Pub Attack

Pramod Muthalik, the chief of the Karnataka-based rightwing group Sri Ram Sene, has provoked anger with a comment in defence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Hitting out at people who have accused PM Modi of keeping silent on the murder last year of journalist Gauri Lankesh, Pramod Muthalik questioned on Sunday, "why should the prime minister react...

In a video that went viral on YouTube in January 2009, several women were seen getting assaulted by men belonging to Sri Ram Sene, a right-wing outfit in Karnataka. In the video, the men could be seen barging into a pub called 'Amnesia - The Lounge' in Mangalore and beating up men and women for having "loose morals" and violating traditional values...

Young women ran as they were chased by a mob, slapped, kicked and dragged by their hair. As the terrified women tried to dodge the blows, some stumbled and fell and others were pushed to the ground. Visuals of this hooliganism at a pub in Mangaluru disgusted the nation and led to calls for toughest punishment. But nine years on, all 25 accused, and...

Pramod Muthalik, the chief of the Sri Ram Sene, and all others accused in the 2009 pub attack in Karnataka's Mangalore have been acquitted due to lack of evidence

A Muslim man was stripped, tied to a pole and beaten by a mob in Karnataka's Mangalore, allegedly for speaking to his Hindu colleague.

Hours after Sri Ram Sene announced plans to start its operations in Goa, Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar today said the state government will extend the ban on the controversial outfit for six months.

A senior minister in Goa's BJP-led government has echoed controversial activist Pramod Muthalik's view, saying "young girls going to pubs in short dresses is against our culture" and should be stopped.

On Sunday, controversial activist Pramod Muthalik, notorious for an attack on women at a Mangalore pub, was admitted into the BJP and shown the door within hours. Now the Congress is facing similar embarrassment for recruiting Mr Muthalik's associate.

A day after controversial activist Pramod Muthalik's entry into the BJP became a huge head-ache for the party, it seems to be the Congress' turn to face embarrassment for a similar induction today.

Barely a few hours after controversial chief of the Sri Ram Sene Pramod Muthalik, linked with an attack on women at a pub in Mangalore in 2009, was inducted in the BJP by its state unit in Karnataka, his admission to the party has been stopped by the central BJP leadership.

Pramod Muthalik, controversial chief of right wing outfit Sri Ram Sene, has joined the BJP. Mr Muthalik, who was linked to the attack on women at a pub in Mangalore in 2009, signed up with the BJP at a function in Hubli in Karnataka today

In what appears to be a repeat of the infamous Mangalore pub attack episode, a Kannada channel aired footage on Saturday that showed young women being beaten up by a group of men inside a resort in the city. Eight people have been arrested so far in the incident.

In what appears to be a repeat of the infamous Mangalore pub attack episode, a Kannada channel today aired footage that showed young women being beaten up by a group of men inside a resort in the city.

Almost two years after the attack on the pub in Mangalore, Pramod Muthalik, chief of Sri Rama Sene (SRS), refers to it as a big mistake and a public relations disaster. Gone is the defiance by which he justified the Mangalore pub attack. Referring to it as an image-spoiler, he said, "The pub attack was a big mistake. People are still wary about SRS...

A year after the vicious attack, the 30 accused are all out on bail and women say the situation is no safer.

Pramod Muthalik, the chief of the Karnataka-based rightwing group Sri Ram Sene, has provoked anger with a comment in defence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Hitting out at people who have accused PM Modi of keeping silent on the murder last year of journalist Gauri Lankesh, Pramod Muthalik questioned on Sunday, "why should the prime minister react...

In a video that went viral on YouTube in January 2009, several women were seen getting assaulted by men belonging to Sri Ram Sene, a right-wing outfit in Karnataka. In the video, the men could be seen barging into a pub called 'Amnesia - The Lounge' in Mangalore and beating up men and women for having "loose morals" and violating traditional values...

Young women ran as they were chased by a mob, slapped, kicked and dragged by their hair. As the terrified women tried to dodge the blows, some stumbled and fell and others were pushed to the ground. Visuals of this hooliganism at a pub in Mangaluru disgusted the nation and led to calls for toughest punishment. But nine years on, all 25 accused, and...

Pramod Muthalik, the chief of the Sri Ram Sene, and all others accused in the 2009 pub attack in Karnataka's Mangalore have been acquitted due to lack of evidence

A Muslim man was stripped, tied to a pole and beaten by a mob in Karnataka's Mangalore, allegedly for speaking to his Hindu colleague.

Hours after Sri Ram Sene announced plans to start its operations in Goa, Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar today said the state government will extend the ban on the controversial outfit for six months.

A senior minister in Goa's BJP-led government has echoed controversial activist Pramod Muthalik's view, saying "young girls going to pubs in short dresses is against our culture" and should be stopped.

On Sunday, controversial activist Pramod Muthalik, notorious for an attack on women at a Mangalore pub, was admitted into the BJP and shown the door within hours. Now the Congress is facing similar embarrassment for recruiting Mr Muthalik's associate.

A day after controversial activist Pramod Muthalik's entry into the BJP became a huge head-ache for the party, it seems to be the Congress' turn to face embarrassment for a similar induction today.

Barely a few hours after controversial chief of the Sri Ram Sene Pramod Muthalik, linked with an attack on women at a pub in Mangalore in 2009, was inducted in the BJP by its state unit in Karnataka, his admission to the party has been stopped by the central BJP leadership.

Pramod Muthalik, controversial chief of right wing outfit Sri Ram Sene, has joined the BJP. Mr Muthalik, who was linked to the attack on women at a pub in Mangalore in 2009, signed up with the BJP at a function in Hubli in Karnataka today

In what appears to be a repeat of the infamous Mangalore pub attack episode, a Kannada channel aired footage on Saturday that showed young women being beaten up by a group of men inside a resort in the city. Eight people have been arrested so far in the incident.

In what appears to be a repeat of the infamous Mangalore pub attack episode, a Kannada channel today aired footage that showed young women being beaten up by a group of men inside a resort in the city.

Almost two years after the attack on the pub in Mangalore, Pramod Muthalik, chief of Sri Rama Sene (SRS), refers to it as a big mistake and a public relations disaster. Gone is the defiance by which he justified the Mangalore pub attack. Referring to it as an image-spoiler, he said, "The pub attack was a big mistake. People are still wary about SRS...

A year after the vicious attack, the 30 accused are all out on bail and women say the situation is no safer.