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The Russian Premier League champions were ordered to close part of the Khimki Arena for their next UEFA Champions League home fixture with Bayern Munich, after being reprimanded for alleged racist chants towards Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure.
But Slutsky - whose side are set to battle Manuel Pellegrini's men in the reverse fixture at the Etihad Stadium on Tuesday - said he was unaware of any such incidents.
"We did not hear any racist slur so it is difficult to comment," he said.
"The club is categorically against racism, but we think the situation has been exaggerated and that there has been an overeaction.
"We have received our punishment, it was up to UEFA."
