Pak comment: Hindutva agitators throw eggs at Ramya near Mangaluru Airport

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August 25, 2016

Mangaluru, Aug 25: A group of miscreants, belonging to Hinduva groups in hurled eggs at actress-turned politician Ramya near Mangaluru International Airport on Thursday.

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The former Congress MP was gheraoed when she was coming out of the Airport by protesters and eggs were thrown at her car.

Ramya was travelling from Kadri from the Airport to participate in a programme when the incident took place. The protesters are believed to be members of Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Bajrang Dal and ABVP.

She was escorted by the police away from airport to attend a local event.

“I was told by the police that eggs were thrown. It was part of the convoy…I don't know which car was hit by eggs,” Ms Ramya said.

Ramya has been facing sedition charge after saying that she did not agree with Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar's comments that Pakistan is a hell.

"I love Mangaluru. People of Mangaluru are so sweet," she told the gathered media at Mangaluru International Airport on her arrival to the city to take part in the function. Vehemently denying that she had said "Mangaluru is hell", Ramya said her statement given in the TV interview was "edited" and taken out of context.

Insisting that her statement be seen and read in the context of the question posed to her, Ramya said it is the media that is making an issue out the "edited" statement. "I have come to Mangaluru on several occasions. I have visited Mookambika Temple. Today, I have come to visit Sri Kshetra Kadri and be part of the Sri Krishna Janmashtami celebrations," the actor maintained, adding, "It is a calling."

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Abu Ghanim
 - 
Friday, 26 Aug 2016

Whenever Congress go soft on these Hindutva ideology goons they create unrest in the society!! Need of the hour is political will power to control the hate mongers! But that we cannot expect from Congress even after 70 years of independence RSS enjoyed full freedom though Congress was in power!

Ahamad
 - 
Friday, 26 Aug 2016

Stupid people.. Mind washed idiots...

Apna party kare tho SHAAN aur dusre party ke comments se bhi apaman..

What modi did - without invitation he visited to pak and had nice food.
(What modi's speeches were before election on pak and now what he is - Think karo - ye jumla party hai)
What Sushma said - hamare purwaj lahore me hai.. samman ho raha hai.
What Bhagwath said - Hame pak se dosthi ka haath badana chahiye..hahhahahhah

Why these jobless people make gherao to their own people first. Live like a gentleman and work for justice not like a cowardice.

Rahul
 - 
Thursday, 25 Aug 2016

Nice treat from mangaloreans and tribute to army and jk police who died for the country and we people

Abdul Aziz
 - 
Thursday, 25 Aug 2016

They can garao modi also who visited Pak Secretly

ranjith poojary
 - 
Thursday, 25 Aug 2016

let them go and fight with the soldiers against pakistan in kashmir border if they want to prove their patriotism

Rikaz
 - 
Thursday, 25 Aug 2016

Siddu should ban these outfits once and for all....like in Goa...

A.Mangalore
 - 
Thursday, 25 Aug 2016

Through eggs tg Mr. Modi, through eggs to Rajnath singh , through eggs to Advani they are all went to Pakistan and had a good time over there.
Shani maarida kinnilu..... throughing eggs to a lady ????
your sister , your mother is also lady ... shame on you Chaddi's.

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