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Centre, Oppn spar over Karnataka’s 4 per cent Muslim quota

Karnataka Dy CM DK Shivakumar said he has never stated that the Constitution will be amended

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Union Minister JP Nadda speaks in the Rajya Sabha, on Monday. Pic/PTI

Union Minister JP Nadda speaks in the Rajya Sabha, on Monday. Pic/PTI

A fierce debate between the Treasury and Opposition benches broke out on Monday in the Rajya Sabha over the Karnataka government granting four per cent reservations to Muslims in contracts, with Union Minister J P Nadda demanding the withdrawal of the law and demanding an answer from Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge.

Ruling BJP MPs created a ruckus, alleging that the Congress has vowed to change the Constitution to provide reservation to Muslims.

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