GOVERNMENT OF GOA

Department of Home

Home—General Division

Office of the Collector & District Magistrate,

South Goa

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Order

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Whereas, it has been reported by the Superin-

tendent of Police, South Goa District, Margao, vide

report No. SP/S-Goa/Reader/1390/2017 dated

03-04-2017 stating that fear of disturbing the

communal peace and harmony in the State of Goa

still persists in the event of Shri Pramod Mutalik, son

of Hanmant Rao Mutalik r/o Kulkarni Galli, Taluka

Hukkary, District Belgavi, leader of “Sri Ram Sene”

and his member associates enter in the South Goa

District. It is apprehended that his communal

speeches will promote enmity between different

communities on grounds of religion and will be

prejudicial to maintain harmony;

And whereas, the report submitted by the

Superintendent of Police, South Goa, discloses the

activities of “Sri Ram Sene” and its leader which

supports apprehension that entry of said Shri Pramod

Mutalik and his associate members within the

jurisdiction of South Goa District will be detrimental

to maintenance of public peace and safety;

And whereas, the report submitted by the

Superintendent of Police, South Goa, also gives

reasons to believe that Shri Pramod Mutalik wants

to create communal tension between Hindus and

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Muslims in South Goa and if allowed to enter into

South Goa, he might create a situation of communal

discord in Goa;

And whereas, the Superintendent of Police,

South Goa has further reported that it is possible

that the entry of Shri Pramod Mutalik and his

associates/members of “Sri Ram Sene” into South

Goa District of Goa State may be detrimental to

the maintenance of peace and tranquility, if

aggressive statements are made on entering Goa

and if comments are made hurting feelings of other

community, it can disturb the “Peace and

Communal Harmony” for which the State of Goa

is better known all over the Country;

It is apprehended that Shri Pramod Mutalik may

make some aggressive statements and comment

which might hurt the communal feelings of certain

group owing to its mixed culture and there is

possibility of violence and serious law and order

problem in the State of Goa disturbing communal

harmony, tourism and creating fear in the minds of

public and tourist;

And whereas, on going through the report of

Superintendent of Police, South Goa, and having

examined the facts and circumstance brought out

in the said report, I am satisfied that there are

sufficient grounds for proceeding under Section

144 of Cr. P. C. 1973 to prohibit members of “Sri

Ram Sene” and its leader Shri Pramod Mutalik

from entering into jurisdiction of South Goa District

and making aggressive statement and comments

which could hurt the communal feeling of groups

and lead to violence and in turn result into serious

law and order problems;

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And whereas, the circumstances do not allow

serving of notice individually except Shri Pramod

Mutalik, leader of Sri Ram Sene;

Now therefore, I, Swapnil M. Naik, IAS, District

Magistrate, South Goa District in exercise of the

powers vested in me under Section 144 of Cr. P. C.

1973, do hereby prohibit the entry of Shri Pramod

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Mutalik, s/o Shri Hanmant Rao Mutalik leader of

“Sri Ram Sene” and any of his associates or members

within the jurisdiction of South Goa District,

State of Goa for a period of 60 days with effect from

11th April, 2017.

Margao, 11th April, 2017.— The District

Magistrate, South Goa, Swapnil M. Naik, IAS.