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Porn-gate: Nanga march on Udupi streets

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February 8, 2012

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Udupi, February 8: Udupi Zilla Nagarika Samiti took out a protest march on the streets of Udupi here on Wednesday demanding action against the tainted BJP MLAs, who caught watching porn videos in the Karnataka Legislative Assembly.

The protesters marched from Sanskrit College Circle to clock tower in which obscene pictures and persons wearing tainted MLAs Laxman Savadi and CC Patil's masks were paraded in the backdrop of a huge banner showcasing Vidhana Soudha.

Samiti President Nithyananda Olakadu condemned the incident and expressed anguish against the BJP government for supporting indecent acts.

He also demanded the suspension of the Savadi, Patil and Krishna J Palemar, from the post of the MLA. They shall also be booked for their criminal offence, he added.

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