The Supreme Court today rejected a plea of Sri Ram Sene Chief Pramod Muthalik against an order restraining him from going to Goa.<br/><br/>The court backed the Bombay High Court's order banning him from entering the state.<br/><br/>The apex court said the High Court is justified in stopping Muthalik from entering the state saying he and his associates indulge in moral policing.<br/><br/>A bench comprising Chief Justice H L Dattu refused Muthalik's plea and told him to come after six months. Muthalik had moved the Supreme Court challenging the order of the Goa bench of the Bombay High Court which on 2nd July had refused to interfere with the prohibitory order imposed on him and his associates by the state police.<br/>slim Brotherhood had swept Egypt's last legislative vote in late 2011.

The Supreme Court today rejected a plea of Sri Ram Sene Chief Pramod Muthalik against an order restraining him from going to Goa.<br/><br/>The court backed the Bombay High Court's order banning him from entering the state.<br/><br/>The apex court said the High Court is justified in stopping Muthalik from entering the state, adding that he should not be allowed to enter Goa for six months. <br/><br/>Muthalik, who is accused of moral policing, had moved the Supreme Court against the Goa government's decision to ban his entry into the State.