| 1. Pramod Muthalik is the leader of the Rashtriya Hindu Sena, the main group behind the Sri Ram Sena. |
| 2. In the past, Muthalik was a member of the Bajrang Dal before joining the RSS in 1975. |
| 3. After being expelled from the Bajrang Dal in 2005, Muthalik established the Karnataka branch of the Shiv Sena. |
| 4. Muthalik left the Shiv Sena due to the Belgaum border issue and then established the Sri Ram Sena. |
| 5. Due to his controversial actions, the Karnataka BJP-led government prohibited him from entering Mangalore, leading him to campaign against the party in the 2009 Lok Sabha elections. |
| 6. In March 2014, Muthalik briefly joined the BJP in Karnataka but had to leave shortly after due to public backlash and protests from party members. |
| 7. Muthalik ran as an Independent Candidate in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections for Bangalore South and Dharwad constituencies in Karnataka but did not win. |
| 8. In 2018, he made a statement supporting PM Narendra Modi and compared journalist Gauri Lankesh to a dog, saying Modi should not react to her death just as he wouldn't if a dog died in Karnataka. |
| 9. He joined RSS at age 12 and later became the South India convenor of Bajrang Dal. |
| 10. In March 2014, Muthalik briefly joined the BJP in Karnataka but had to leave within five hours due to public backlash and protests from party members. |
| 11. Sri Ram Sena was mentioned in the charge sheet filed by Maharashtra Police following the 2006 Malegaum blasts. |
| 12. In February 2020, he offered a reward of Rs 3 lakh to anyone who would harm three Kashmiri students arrested on sedition charges. |
| 13. In August 2020, he called on the BJP government to ban the All India Muslim Personal Law Board and asked its members to go to Pakistan. |
