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DKS says sorry for singing RSS anthem

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August 27, 2025

KARNATAKA Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, also KPCC president, on Tuesday apologised to his party colleagues and also members of the INDIA bloc for reciting the RSS anthem inside the Legislature Assembly recently that triggered a controversy.

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"If anyone is hurt, I am sorry. I want to apologise to all of them. None from the party high command questioned me on this," Shivakumar told the media. He clarified that he is apologising not because of pressure from the high command, which knows his loyalty to the party.

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