Chop off minister AK Hegde’s tongue by Jan 26 and get Rs 1 crore: Dalit leader

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December 27, 2017

Bengaluru, Dec 27: A small-time politician in Karnataka has announced a bounty of Rs 1 crore to anyone who would chop off Union Minister Ananth Kumar Hegde's tongue for his controversial remarks against Indian constitution.

According to reports, the Rs 1-crore bounty was announced by former Kalaburagi zilla panchayat member Gurushant Pattedar on Tuesday. Giving reasons why he chose to make such a shocking announcement, Pattedar said that he announced the "bounty" because Hegde's comment had pained most of the Indians including Dalits, Muslims, backward classes and secular people.

"Opposing his (Hegde's) remarks, I'm announcing a bounty of Rs 1 crore for chopping off his tongue and bringing it (over)," Pattedar, who identified himself as a senior Dalit leader, said in Kalaburagi.

Pattedar, who is currently associated with the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM), said he was announcing the "bounty" on his volition and not on behalf of the party.

"I'm ready to give the bounty amount to anyone who chops off Hegde's tongue and brings it in one month's time, by January 26," he added. He also accused Hegde of "denigrating" the Constitution.

The Union Minister for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship had kicked up a controversy on Sunday when he said at an event in Kukanur town in Koppal district that people who "call themselves secular" were unaware of their parentage.

He said he was happy if people recalled their religion or caste with pride. "I feel happy because he (the person) knows about his blood, but I don't know what to call those who call themselves secular," the minister had said.

Hegde then said, "Those who, without knowing about their parental blood, call themselves secular, they don't have their own identity... They don't know about their parentage, but they are intellectuals."

Hegde also had threatened to change the Indian constitution.  “It will be changed in the days to come. We are here for that and that is why we have come," the five-time Lok Sabha MP from Karnataka said.

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Truth bitter
 - 
Wednesday, 27 Dec 2017

Why 1 crore for useless tongue. Better to use for repair of roads, drainage street lights and etc. 

Roshi Roshan
 - 
Wednesday, 27 Dec 2017

Well said great Pattedar he is not a human being of hindustan nowadays he says such a barbaric nusence he wouldnt thaught he is sitting MP as well he become a minister our great Prime ministers leadership, we hindustanis we believe who are those elected means he is humanbeing of hindustan in this cruel fanatic man never and ever understan who he is? really Thiar darkest room for life long is fitted place to him.

Jai hoo hindustan

Jai hoo Siddanna.

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