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This is an archive article published on August 16, 2015

Station diary entry against Tehelka magazine

The Shivaji Park police made a station diary entry based on a complaint filed by Bala Nandgaonkar of MNS.

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Tehelka, Tehelka magazine, Bala Nandagaonkar, MNS, Bal Thackeray, terrotirst, mumbai news, maharashtra news, indian express Nandgaonkar complained that the magazine had alluded to Bal Thackeray as a terrorist on its cover hurt his sentiments.

The Shivaji Park police on Saturday made a station diary entry based on a complaint filed by Bala Nandgaonkar of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) against news magazine Tehelka.

Nandgaonkar complained that the magazine had alluded to Bal Thackeray as a terrorist on its cover hurt his sentiments. DCP Mahesh Patil said that the they will take legal opinion to decide on the further course of action

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