15 February 2009
ONLY ONE HARMLESS VALENTINE ATTACK IN BELGAUM ?
Sene members attack V-day party
BELGAUM: Activists of right wing group Sri Rama Sene on Saturday raided a Valentine's Day party in a software firm here, attacking the participants
and ransacking the furnitures.
A group of Sene activists, who had been on the prowl in parts of the city, spotted the Valentine's Day celebrators at the Katwa Infotech, barged into it, assaulted some of those gathered and damaged furnitures, police said.
The police, who were taken aback by the suddenness of the strike coming at the fag end of the day, rushed to the spot.
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14 February 2009
SHRI RAMA SHIV SENA ALSO IN THE BELGIUM PRESS
Honderden arrestaties in India wegens Valentijn
De politie in India heeft in verschillende steden meer dan vierhonderd militante hindoes achter de tralies gezet die Valentijnsdag dreigden te verstoren. Restaurants, bars en winkels die valentijnskaarten verkopen, kregen politiebescherming om te voorkomen dat ze zouden worden aangevallen door heetgebakerde hindoes.
De fundamentalistische hindoeïstische partij Shiv Sena waarschuwde winkels en restaurants niet aan Valentijn mee te doen. Ook in voorgaande jaren zorgde de partij voor problemen. Leden van de Shiv Sena werpen zich op als moraalridders. Ze willen de traditionele waarden bewaren en zijn fel gekant tegen de steeds vrijere samenleving in India. Vooral jonge, moderne vrouwen moeten het vaak ontgelden.
Finaly some interst of the Indian internal problems in the international press in this case HET LAATSTE NIEUWS of Belgium
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12 February 2009
OPEN LETTER TO MUTALIK LEADER OF SHRI RAM SEN

Dear Mr Mutalik,
We would like to take this opportunity to apologise on behalf of all womankind for having marked our protest against your noble gesture.
We were not aware of the magnanimity of your actions because we were impaired by the beating we got in the pub that day.
Had it not been for your fellow companions who beat some sense into us, we would not have known what Indian culture meant.
It's only the women who missed this thrashing that dared to send those unmentionable pink nothings to you. Violence, as you made clear, is truly an inherent part of our rich culture.
We feel deeply ashamed that these women resorted to such depravities as drinking or even visiting a pub.
Your threat to marry of all couples celebrating Valentine's Day has finally made it obvious to all that marriage is the answer to everything.
We profusely thank you for voicing your protest against these immoral western deviations. But nevertheless we'd like to humbly pose a few questions put forth by our ignorant sisters who still think that women have rights.
Please forgive us for the same.
Here are their questions:
1. Why are you so afraid of Valentines Day?
2. Why are you gifting us saris - the most sensuous form of attire - that shows off more than what a jeans & tees will ever?
3. Would you have preferred if we gifted you bangles instead?
4. How are we defaming ourselves by sending you pink chaddis?
5. Do only women have to follow Indian culture?
6. Why are men allowed to embrace western culture? Shouldn't men wear lungis, kurtas then?
7. Have you received Jihadi training? Is that why you are for the Talibisation of Indian culture?
Thank you and sorry for having taken up the valuable time you could have utilised in perpetrating more violence on uncultured women.
Jai Ho!
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