“Since they are women, stooping to the level of gifting undergarments will defame them only.”

—  Pramod Muthalik

On the Pink Chaddi Campaign, as quoted in " Mutalik rubbishes pink chaddi campaign http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/hubballi/Mutalik-rubbishes-pink-chaddi-campaign/articleshow/4107231.cms", The Times of India (9 February 2009)

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