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Demand to sack Karnataka mantri for HDK racial slur

IndiaTimes Monday, 11 November 2024
Karnataka minister Zameer Ahmad Khan faces backlash from opposition parties for using a term considered a racial slur against Union minister HD Kumaraswamy during a campaign speech. While Khan insists the term was used habitually and affectionately, the incident has sparked controversy, leading to calls for his removal from the cabinet.
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