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Karnataka Minister Eshwar Khandre defends HMT land action, says forest land cannot be diverted

Responding to allegations made Kumaraswamy, Khandre maintained that the government’s objective was to preserve one of Bengaluru’s largest remaining green spaces and develop it into a public park larger than Lalbagh and Cubbon Park.

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