12 Facts About Pramod Muthalik

Pramod Muthalik was born on 1963 and is the chief of the Rashtriya Hindu Sena, the parent organisation of the Sri Ram Sena.

Pramod Muthalik quit Shiv Sena over the Belgaum border dispute, and then formed Sri Ram Sena.

Pramod Muthalik gained media attention when around 40 activists of the Ram Sena barged into a Mangalore pub and attacked young men and women, insisting that these people were violating the traditional Indian values.

Pramod Muthalik contested the 2014 Lok Sabha elections as an Independent Candidate from Bangalore South and Dharwad constituencies in Karnataka, but lost both.

Pramod Muthalik Multhalik has over 45 cases pending against him, and is wanted by the police in 11 districts of Karnataka.

On 19 February 2000, Pramod Muthalik spoke at Malebennur in Harihar taluk of Davanagere district.

Pramod Muthalik remarked at minority communities and questioned their loyalty to the nation.

Pramod Muthalik is an admirer of Nathuram Godse, who assassinated Mahatma Gandhi and regularly attends an annual function in Pune to mark the death anniversary of Godse.

Pramod Muthalik was accompanied by the former district president of the Bajrang Dal for Belgaum, Vilas Pawar, and some 5,000 workers belonging to the Bajrang Dal, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad and the Bharatiya Janata Party.

Pramod Muthalik quit the Sena in 2006 after the party revived its demand for the merger of the supposed claimed Marathi speaking areas in Karnataka like those in Belgaum, Uttara Kannada and Bidar district with Maharashtra.

Pramod Muthalik defended the attack saying that girls going to pub was against Indian culture.

Pramod Muthalik questioned the media and the government on their silence on the illegal Bangladeshi infiltrators.