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BJP-Congress have taken Karnataka campaign to default mode – name-calling instead of real issues

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In a long and tiring Karnataka election campaign, the familiar default mode of politics is back – name-calling, Hindu-Muslim rhetoric and charges of who is tougher or weaker on terrorism. Both BJP and Congress parties are resorting to what will grab headlines instead of battling it out on real issues.

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