‘Law to shoot at sight for anti-India slogans’: Karnataka minister’s demand
Updated on Mar 02, 2020 07:11 pm IST
A member of the Karnataka cabinet made a controversial demand on Monday. BC Patil, who holds the Forest portfolio, said that a law should be formulated which mandates the shooting of those who raise 'slogans against India'. He said that he would 'compel the Centre' to pass such a law. Patil is a former police officer.
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