The Sena workers protested at Nariman Point area in South Mumbai. They tore copies of the magazine and set its pages on fire to vent their anger against the article.
The protesters also demanded an unconditional apology from the magazine's editor.
Meanwhile, a case was tonight registered in a Thane Police station over publication of the article on Thackeray.
"A case has been registered at Rabodi Police Station under Section 153 (a)(b) of IPC against the editor of the magazine," an official spokesman of the police said.
He said,"In the morning some people gathered near Rabodi police station and sought action against the magazine. So a case has been registered.
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