<p>The police detained 15 BJP Yuva Morcha workers on Thursday after some of them hurled eggs at the car of Ramya, former Congress MP from Mandya.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The actor-turned-politician who arrived at Mangalore International Airport at Bajpe to participate in a musical event, had to face the wrath of the BJP workers for her reported comment ‘Mangaluru is a hell’. <br /><br />Subsequent to her controversial remark that ‘Pakistan is not hell,’ Ramya is said to have told a section of the media that ‘there may be hell in Mangaluru too.’ <br /><br />As Ramya came out of the airport in a sports utility vehicle belonging to Food and Civil Supplies Minister U T Khader, BJP workers who had gathered on the road side waved black flags and raised slogans against her. <br /><br />Some in the group threw eggs at the vehicle. When the protesters tried to block Ramya’s car, the police used mild force to disperse them. The protesters were bundled into a police van and were released later. <br /><br />As a precautionary measure, a strong contingent of police personell led by DCP (Law and Order) Shantharaju was deployed in and around the airport.<br />DH News Service<br /><br />Ramya entitled to views on Pak, says Khader<br />Minister for Food and Civil Supplies, U T Khader, on Thursday said he would stand by actress Ramya and that she was entitled to her opinion about Pakistan. <br /><br />He spoke on the sidelines of a programme in Bengaluru. Khader sought to know why the “self-proclaimed patriots” did not raise objections when it was rumoured that Prime Minister Narendra Modi took part in an event in which Dawood Ibrahim participated.<br /><br /> “Why is it they do not protest when Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj goes to Pakistan?” he asked. <br /></p>
<p>The police detained 15 BJP Yuva Morcha workers on Thursday after some of them hurled eggs at the car of Ramya, former Congress MP from Mandya.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The actor-turned-politician who arrived at Mangalore International Airport at Bajpe to participate in a musical event, had to face the wrath of the BJP workers for her reported comment ‘Mangaluru is a hell’. <br /><br />Subsequent to her controversial remark that ‘Pakistan is not hell,’ Ramya is said to have told a section of the media that ‘there may be hell in Mangaluru too.’ <br /><br />As Ramya came out of the airport in a sports utility vehicle belonging to Food and Civil Supplies Minister U T Khader, BJP workers who had gathered on the road side waved black flags and raised slogans against her. <br /><br />Some in the group threw eggs at the vehicle. When the protesters tried to block Ramya’s car, the police used mild force to disperse them. The protesters were bundled into a police van and were released later. <br /><br />As a precautionary measure, a strong contingent of police personell led by DCP (Law and Order) Shantharaju was deployed in and around the airport.<br />DH News Service<br /><br />Ramya entitled to views on Pak, says Khader<br />Minister for Food and Civil Supplies, U T Khader, on Thursday said he would stand by actress Ramya and that she was entitled to her opinion about Pakistan. <br /><br />He spoke on the sidelines of a programme in Bengaluru. Khader sought to know why the “self-proclaimed patriots” did not raise objections when it was rumoured that Prime Minister Narendra Modi took part in an event in which Dawood Ibrahim participated.<br /><br /> “Why is it they do not protest when Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj goes to Pakistan?” he asked. <br /></p>
