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We are not killers; don’t arrest us for Kalburgi murder: Muthalik

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September 14, 2015

Mangaluru, Sep 13: Sri Rama Sena Chief Pramod Muthalik has slammed Criminal Investigation Department and the muthalikgovernment for arresting and interrogating Hindu activists over the killing of rationalist and the former Vice-Chancellor of Kannada University M.M. Kalburgi.

Talking to reporters after a district convention of Sri Rama Sena, here on Sunday Mr. Muthalik alleged that efforts are on to target Sena activists and Hindu Mahasabha members and project them as persons responsible for murder.

“We did have differences (with Kalburgi) over ideology and thoughts. But we will never take somebody’s life,” he added.

He said Veeresh Hadapad, the Haveri District Sri Rama Sena convenor, who does not know driving or knows the use of pistol, was being projected as driver of Pranavananda Swami. The two were being questioned in connection with the murder, he lamented.

He also urged the government and cops to stop arresting and harassing Hindu outfit members over killing of Kalburgi.

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