Sena holds demonstrations at Week office, nobody injured

April 19, 2012 13:20

Details of that 'attack' on The Week magazine's office in Mumbai.

Shiv Sena activists accompanied by some former employees of The Week today held protests at the office of the news magazine in suburban Lower Parel, police said. Around 20 people barged into the office of the weekly magazine, located on the fouth floor of Peninsula Tower, and held demonstrations, they said, adding no damage was reported to the office. Police said the reason for the protest was not immediately known. "The protesters included former employees of the magazine and some Shiv Sena workers," police added

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