Those who don’t chant Bharat Mata should be killed in encounter: BJP MP's controversial statement
Hyderabad: The BJP national general secretary Bandi Sanjay made a controversial remark on Tuesday during the BJP’s rally held in Adilabad. The Karimnagar MP said that people who attacked Hindus in Bhainsa would be beaten and chased down the streets if BJP in Telangana comes to power, reports The News Minute.
Addressing the gathering at the Jana Garjana Sabha, the MP said, “Modi’s rule must come in Telangana, so that those who attacked Hindu society and created destruction in Bhainsa, and the people from AIMIM who raped minors, are stripped and chased down the streets.”
He added, “Those who are hoisting Pakistan flags instead of chanting Bharat Mata ki Jai should be killed in encounters and buried in Pakistan.”
The controversial remarks by the MP goes against the Model Code of Conduct, which states that “there shall be no appeal to caste or communal feelings for securing votes…”
He further referred to Adilabad as ‘Hindutva adda’ calling it the land of Komaram Bheem who fought against Nizam oppression. He compared Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao with Nizam VIII and Amit Shah to Sardar Patel who will oust KCR just like Sardar Patel ousted Nizam.
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South Korea will hold presidential election on June 3 to replace ousted president Yoon Suk Yeol
Seoul (AP): South Korea will hold a snap presidential election June 3 to replace recently ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol, the country's acting leader Han Duck-soo announced Tuesday.
The announcement came days after the Constitutional Court removed President Yoon Suk Yeol from office over his ill-fated imposition of martial law in December.
Deep political polarisation will likely shape the June 3 election, expected to be a two-way showdown between the two major political parties: Yoon's conservative People Power Party and its chief liberal rival, the Democratic Party.
The focus of attention is on whether conservatives can regroup and field a strong candidate to compete against the likely Democratic candidate, Lee Jae-myung.
It will be an uphill battle for the governing People's Power Party to hold on to power it struggles to restore public confidence and heal a severe internal division triggered by Yoon's martial law stunt.
