Sena workers fling ink at ex-Pakistan minister's book launch organiser

October 12, 2015 09:48

Sudheendra Kulkarni, Chairman of Observer and Research Foundation, a foreign policy think tank, which has organised an event for the book launch of former Pakistan minister Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri, was attacked by Sena workers this morning. Kulkarni alleged that the workers threw black ink on him.

Earlier, the Sena had threatened the group saying it better cancel the event and had said that it would take action if the event wasn't cancelled. Kulkarni had met Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray last night, pleading that no incident takes place and that the launch goes off without a hitch. But, the meeting was inconclusive, Kulkarni had said.

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