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Minister Khader gets a rousing reception in Mangaluru

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June 9, 2018

Mangaluru Jun 9: U T Khader, the minister for urban development and housing, today received a rousing reception after landing at Mangaluru International Airport.

Mr Khader, the only Congress MLA and minister from twin districts of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi, is visiting the city for the first time after swearing in as a minister in chief minister H D Kumaraswamy led coalition government.

Dozens of Congress workers and fans had gathered outside the airport to welcome their leader. However, they had to wait for a long time as Mr Khader’s flight reached the airport at 11:55 though he was supposed to arrive at 9 a.m.

As Mr Khader emerged out of the airport he was lifted by jubilant fans, who kept on raising slogans. Traditional Chende beatings and crackers were also part of the celebration.

The minister headed to Dakshina Kannada District Congress Committee office in the city accompanied by the District Congress chief and MLC Harish Kumar, AICC member P V Mohan and others.

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Sunday, 10 Jun 2018

we should always respect the people who work for the betterment of society...he is one of that...we sulute you sir...good people are rear to see but more dogs and criminal are found in BJP well...they live luxirous life but splitting venom on other community to fill there bags..only poor people will suffer...i hope DK people will vote for kind hearted and truth member in 2019 election.

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