This past week, a few activists from Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) party in Maharashtra, beat up the manager of a PVR cineplex in Pune for apparently selling pop-corn at high prices.
The group of people were reportedly led by Kishore Shinde, a former councillor of the party. While speaking to the press after the incident, Shinde was quoted saying, "Popcorn worth Rs 5 was being sold for Rs 250. We told the manager that even the Bombay High Court has called for prices to be reduced. But the manager said he did not read the newspapers. So we taught him a lesson in 'MNS style."
It has been reported that the multiplex authorities have made a formal police complaint and suitable action will be taken.
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