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Arunachal BJP flays Punjab MLA's remark

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Itanagar: Arunachal Pradesh unit of BJP on Monday took strong exception to a remark made by a legislator in Punjab recently that stray dogs be sent to North East and China to tackle the menace of growing canines in the state.

“No doubt, Punjabis are known for their bravery, hospitality and good attitude. But this act of irresponsible and wild remarks by a Congress legislator of Punjab is an insult to the people of the region,” the party said in a press statement.

“It has also badly exposed the ill mentality, lack of knowledge on culture and behaviour of NE people,” the party said. BJP demanded an apology from the MLA for his behaviour.

Mofar’s remarks had also been condemned by animal rights activists, including BJP leader Maneka Gandhi, who said it was “derogatory” to the people of North-East. (Agecies)

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