Muthalik has also urged his activists in Goa to visit every Hindu home in the State and explain how the BJP government in Goa has been denying him entry in Goa due to political interests.
In a related development, some saffron leaders, including HJS National Spokesperson Ramesh Shinde left for Goa on Tuesday evening, reportedly to discuss the matter with the local leaders and activists and to take a decision about the ban imposed on Muthalik.
Muthalik had submitted separate pleas through advocate Nagesh Takbhate to both collectors in Goa, seeking permission to enter Goa for 15 days to visit places of pilgrimage.
“My fight against the Goa government to restore my fundamental rights will continue. I have strong faith in the Constitution of India and I am confident that I will get justice,” Muthalik told Herald, while he along with other saffron leaders from Maharashtra and other parts of India was in Belgaum on Tuesday.
