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Published 15:49 12 Apr 2015 BST
The right-wing party have been targeting areas like Khan's native Bolton, where race relations have occasionally been an issue but the boxer hasn't experienced much disharmony on a personal level:
"To be honest with you, I’ve never really experienced it much here myself. I’ve got nothing but a lot of love here from a lot of people," said the welterweight boxer.
"I have represented the country in the Olympic games. I also fight for the country and I’ve won medals and titles for the UK. So I’m more British than them. So maybe when they see me they recognise that."Quiz: Name every third place play-off winner in World Cup history
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