Muslim MLA giving shelter to Bangladeshis in Karnataka; BJP not helping Hindus: Muthalik

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December 20, 2017

Sri Ram Sene founder Pramod Mutalik has claimed that a Muslim MLA in Karnataka has been giving shelter to Bangladeshis in Karnataka. Speaking to media persons at his family home in Belagavi, he lamented that even BJP was not helping the Hindutva cause.

“Belagavi North MLA Firoz Sait is directly behind most of the law and order disturbances in the city. He has been giving illegal shelter to Bangladeshi refugees only to enrol them in voter lists and get their support in elections. He is putting undue pressure on the police not to arrest his followers who are involved in anti-social activities,” Mr Mutalik claimed.

However, the BJP leaders are not helping the Hindu cause either, he said. “I think both the Congress and BJP leaders are bad. They are not helping in any way,” he added.

BJP leaders like Belagavi MP Suresh Angadi are putting on masks of Hinduism for the sake of the elections. They have no real commitment towards protecting the Hindu interests. They are acting like flag-bearers of the Hinduism only for political gains, Mr Muthalik said.

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Abumohammed
 - 
Thursday, 21 Dec 2017

Dear Muthalik  just advise embrace islam at least this last moment and avoid became fuel of hell 

Truth
 - 
Wednesday, 20 Dec 2017

The difference is nothing but muslims consider them as bothers. but BJP people wont treat like brothers and they will see them as just "victims". So BJP shows sympathy even if ready to help. Muslims and real Hindus will show empathy

Abdullah
 - 
Wednesday, 20 Dec 2017

Why the media publishing these Street Dog's Barking!!!!

Rosi Roshan
 - 
Wednesday, 20 Dec 2017

Very good says our greatest feminist Muthalikanna!!!!!!!!! Fantastic do not be Jeleouus you are the strongest man in the world or hindustan, and afried about giving shelter the shelterless human being, In between  do not bring the relegion or caste, but we hindustanis always welcome this is our greatest rich culture but master Blaster not knowing these culture, If you see his face what you Understand, Muthalikanna be a human being then see other human being, then you understand what is the human rights, then only all these nasty religion or caste!!!!!!!! 

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