Archive · 1 Jun 2025
Sri Ram Sene Seeks SDPI Ban, Cites Kerala Activists' Violence
Sri Ram Sene wants the SDPI organization banned, blaming them for violence.
They believe SDPI members from Kerala are causing trouble.
The group also runs a helpline to stop 'Love Jihad,' claiming to help girls and reunite them with their parents.
They say they are not against love but against conversions through false promises.
The group faces challenges like funding and police cooperation.
They also shared their view on caste-based discrimination and urged people not to donate to religious institutions.
Sri Ram Sene wants SDPI banned, blaming them for communal violence.
Pramod Mutalik stated SDPI activists from Kerala are responsible for violence in Mangaluru.
The group runs a Love Jihad prevention helpline.
Sri Ram Sene claims to have resolved over 90% of Love Jihad cases.
The helpline faces challenges with logistics, funding, and legal issues.
- Who
- Sri Ram Sene and SDPI.
- What
- Sri Ram Sene seeks to ban SDPI, blaming them for communal violence and also runs a Love Jihad prevention helpline.
- When
- The events took place and were reported on Sunday, June 1, 2025.
- Where
- Mangaluru and other places.
- Why
- Sri Ram Sene believes SDPI activists from Kerala are engaged in communally violent acts.
Sri Ram Sene's Stance
Not Mentioned
Banning SDPI
Sri Ram Sene's Stance
They view SDPI as responsible for communal violence and seek to ban the organization.
Not Mentioned
The article does not mention another side on the ban, so the other side isn't present here.
Love Jihad
Sri Ram Sene's Stance
The group is against 'fake love' and conversions through false promises, running a helpline for girls.
Not Mentioned
The article does not mention another side on Love Jihad, so the other side isn't present here.
- Sri Ram Sene Founder
- Pramod Mutalik
- Organization Sri Ram Sene seeks ban on
- SDPI
- Location of alleged violence
- Mangaluru and other places
- Calls received by Love Jihad helpline in one year
- Over 5,000