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Maharashtra minister Lodha describes British monarch as ‘King Kasab’ who looted India

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Maharashtra minister Lodha describes British monarch as ‘King Kasab’ who looted India
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Maharashtra minister Mangal Prabhat Lodha has proposed renaming the King Edward Memorial (KEM) Hospital, referring to the British monarch as 'King Kasab' and accusing him of looting India. The proposal has faced opposition from political rivals who argue that the name change ignores the hospital's historical legacy and distracts from urgent infrastructure needs.

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The debate reflects ongoing tensions regarding colonial-era nomenclature and the prioritization of political symbolism over public health infrastructure.

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