SHIVAMOGGA: Karnataka agriculture minister B C Patil on Saturday repeated his controversial comment that those raising slogans against India should be shot dead.
“People who raise slogans like Pakistan Zindabad are anti-nationals. Anyone who dares to say Hindustan Zindabad in Pakistan will be beheaded in five minutes. Arent people residing in India and shouting Pakistan Zindabad traitors?” he asked. This is a repeat of the comment that Patil, a former police officer, made last Sunday at Chitradurga that anti-nationals should be shot dead. When asked about it, he defended his statement and said he “will repeat it anywhere in India”.
He also urged the Centre to frame laws “to tackle such anti-national elements”. Two weeks ago, Karnataka tourism minister C T Ravi had tweeted in support of Union minister Read More – Source
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