Sangh Parivar has links with ISI'

January 9, 2012

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Mangalore, January 9: Mangalore city unit of Popular Front of India staged a demonstration in front of the office of deputy commissioner here on Monday, to register their protest against the recent incident where traitors unfurled Pakistani national flag at the tehshildar's office at Sindagi in Bijapur.


Addressing the protesters, noted thinker G Rajshekhar congratulated the Bijapur police for nabbing the real traitors and unearthing their saffron conspiracies to divide the nation and instigate Hindus against minorities.


Calling the incident as an 'eye opener', he said that the Hindus, who had faith in Sangh Parivar, must understand that who were the real traitors and enemies of the nation.


PFI State Committee Member Mohammed Riyaz, accused the Sangh Parivar of having ISI links. “The RSS and likeminded organisations are carrying out the terror activities in India with the help of Pakistan, with the intention of divide the nation and people should understand such conspiracies”, he said.


“While the police blamed Sri Rama Sene, its leader Pramod Mutalik has accused RSS of hoisting Pakistani flag. There is no differences between the two organisations as both have engaged in terrorism across the country”, he said.


Another PFI leader Razak Kemmar that the Sangh Parivar miscreants carry out their activities after the midnight to deceive the people. “What happened in Sindagi is not a new phenomenon. It is an old trick of saffron brigades to spread violence in the society”, he said.


DK district chapter president of Komu Souharda Vedike Suresh Bhat Bakrabail was also present in the protest meet.

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