Archive · 5 Jan 2026
Khader Calls for End to Hate Politics
Speaker UT Khader from Karnataka said that politicians should not use hate speech or threaten each other.
He thinks this makes people lose respect for their leaders.
He was talking about a recent incident where a statue was unveiled, and some people were upset.
Khader said those who use hate speech should be punished.
He also talked about chicken lotteries during local festivals and said rules will be made to control them.
He did not comment on a case called Kogilu Badaave because it is the government's decision.
Speaker UT Khader condemned hate politics and called for accountability among elected representatives.
He emphasized that lawmakers should avoid threatening each other and provoking discord.
Khader responded to the controversial Valmiki statue unveiling incident in Ballari, stressing accountability for hate speech.
He mentioned that chicken lotteries during local festivals are under discussion for regulation.
Khader declined to comment on the Kogilu Badaave case, stating it is a government jurisdiction matter.
- Who
- Karnataka Legislative Assembly Speaker UT Khader
- What
- Condemned hate politics and called for accountability in governance
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Mangaluru
- Why
- To maintain public respect and democratic decorum
- Speaker
- UT Khader
- Incident
- Valmiki statue unveiling in Ballari
- Issue
- Hate speech and accountability in governance
- Chicken Lotteries
- Under discussion for regulation
- Kogilu Badaave Case
- Government jurisdiction, no comment from Speaker