Use whip against those who take away OUR cattle: Shobha Karandlaje

November 24, 2014

Mangaluru, Nov 24: In an indirect advice to the Hindutva activists to take law into their hands, Udupi-Chikkamagaluru MP Shobha Karandlaje advocated the use of whip (chaati) to deal with those who take away “Our” cattle and molest “Our” women!

Speaking at Kesard Onju Dina' programme organized by Hindu Seva Sangah as part of Tulu Nadad Krishi Kranti at Brahmarakootlu near here, Ms Karandlaje suggested the organizers to give whip to those who hold “important positions” in society to discharge their duties and ward off those who harass women and steal cattle from households.

Stating said that case of atrocities against women and cattle are on rise across Karnataka, Ms Karandlaje said that the “society” should use the whip against culprits in such cases.

Ms Karandlaje gave this advice after she and two other dignitaries – Dakshina Kannada M P Nalin Kumar Kateel and RSS South-Central regional sampark pramukh Kalladka Prabhakar Bhat – were presented with with a traditional whip used to tame buffaloes while they are used in the fields by the organizers.

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