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BJP MLA Mahesh Tenginakai insulted migrant workers in Hubballi assuming they are infiltrators, says Congress leader Rajat Ullagaddimath

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BJP MLA Mahesh Tenginakai insulted migrant workers in Hubballi assuming they are infiltrators, says Congress leader Rajat Ullagaddimath
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Congress leader Rajat Ullagaddimath has accused BJP MLA Mahesh Tenginakai of mistreating migrant workers in Hubballi. Tenginakai allegedly made workers sit on the floor and interrogated them, suspecting their nationality. Ullagaddimath criticized the police for not intervening and allowing the MLA's actions to continue.

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Congress leader Rajat Ullagaddimath has accused Hubballi-Dharwad Central MLA Mahesh Tenginakai of insulting migrant workers thinking they were infiltrators.“He made hundreds of workers, who were travelling to other cities, including in West Bengal, sit on the floor and interrogated them in an inhumane manner at a bus stand in Hubballi on May 23.“The elected representative behaved rudely with poor workers and suspected their nationality. It is a matter of shame for the whole society,” he told reporters on May 24.Mr. Ullagaddimath criticised police officers, who were present, accusing them of failing to follow the rule of law .

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