The internet-driven campaign against the moral policing of the Rashtriya Hindu Sene appears to be doing well. The Consortium of Pub-Going, Loose and Forward Women, it appears, has managed to collect, at last count, 17,000 pink women’s underwear from all over the country. The Consortium now has to figure out how to get these across to Pramod Muthalik, the Sene’s president on Valentine’s Day. Whether this will deter him, or whether the Consortium has had is just a brief success, however, remains to be seen.
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