"Be Alert, Some Trying Cheap Politics In Name Of Religion": KCR
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"You (the people) all need to be alert. Some in the name of religion, some in the name of caste are attempting cheap politics," Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao said
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Tuesday said people should be vigilant against "cheap politics" being played in the name of religion or caste, as progress would be hurt if the atmosphere of harmony is spoilt.
"You (the people) all need to be alert. Some in the name of religion, some in the name of caste are attempting cheap politics. The great India treats all religions and castes equally. If this atmosphere of harmony is spoilt, we will be nowhere. We will be in danger if that cancer (of communalism) strikes us," he said.
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