Indian minister wants protesters who raise pro-Pakistan slogans `killed on the spot`
(WorldNews Pakistan)

An Indian minister wants anti-nationals and protesters who chant pro-Pakistan slogans to be `killed on the spot` via a shoot-on-sight law, a few days after Bengaluru police slapped sedition charges on an Indian protester who chanted `Pakistan Zindabad` at a protest rally. Karnataka agriculture minister B.C. Patel said that a law should be passed in India which allowed people raising pro-Pakistan slogans to be shot on sight, saying that it was `much needed`. He said that those who `speak ill of India` should also be shot. `The Centre must promulgate a law that enables authorities to shoot...