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<div>'Butter chicken tsunami': Shane Jones’ India-linked immigration remark triggers row in New Zealand Parliament</div>
'Butter chicken tsunami': Shane Jones’ India-linked immigration remark triggers row in New Zealand Parliament
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‘Butter chicken tsunami’: Shane Jones’ India-linked immigration remark triggers row in New Zealand Parliament

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A political row has erupted in New Zealand after a controversial “butter chicken tsunami” remark about immigration led to sharp reactions from the Prime Minister, Opposition, and Human Rights Commission, deepening divisions over tone, race, and trade debate

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