Panaji: Right-wing Hindu outfit Sri Ram Sene&nbsp;has decided to challenge the ban imposed on it by the Goa&nbsp;Government.
The state's North and South District Collectors had&nbsp;earlier banned the outfit under Section 144 of the Criminal&nbsp;Procedure Code (CrPC)."This order banning every member of Sri Ram Sene, also any&nbsp;person connected or associated with Sene in any way, is&nbsp;unconstitutional.
Therefore, an appeal under section 144(5)and (6) of CrPC will be made demanding an adequate change in&nbsp;the ban-order, to give a chance to Sene to put forth their&nbsp;arguments (before the district administration)," the outfit's&nbsp;organisational secretary Gangadhar Kulkarni told PTI today.
The outfit was banned from operating in the state on&nbsp;August 20 by the Manohar Parrikar-led government after the police gave an adverse report about its activities.The outfit's chief, Pramod Muthalik, had recently&nbsp;expressed his intention to set up a base in Goa to "curb the&nbsp;pub culture".
The organisation had hit the headlines in 2009 after its&nbsp;members attacked boys and girls at a pub in Mangalore.

Right-wing Hindu outfit Sri Ram Sene&nbsp;has decided to challenge the ban imposed on it by the Goa&nbsp;Government

Sri Ram Sene to challenge ban in Goa

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Right-wing Hindu outfit Sri Ram Sene&nbsp;has decided to challenge the ban imposed on it by the Goa&nbsp;Government

Sri Ram Sene to challenge ban in Goa

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