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UPA govt let terrorists go scot-free in Samjhauta case and defamed Hindu religion: BJP MP

Rajendra Agrawal of the BJP demanded a probe into the matter, alleging that a former home minister, without naming P Chidambaram, was behind the “conspiracy”.

Published on: Jul 28, 2017, 15:29:21 IST
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BJP members in the Lok Sabha on Friday alleged that the erstwhile UPA government had allowed LeT and SIMI terrorists to go scot-free in the Samjhauta train blast case and “defamed” the Hindu religion, a reference to the arrest of Hindutva right wingers.

Burnt boggies of Delhi-Atari train which caught fire after the blast, 66 passengers died at Diwana in Panipat. (Hindustan Times via Getty Images)
Burnt boggies of Delhi-Atari train which caught fire after the blast, 66 passengers died at Diwana in Panipat. (Hindustan Times via Getty Images)

Rajendra Agrawal (BJP) demanded a probe into the matter, alleging that a former home minister, without naming P Chidambaram, was behind the “conspiracy”.

“Sushil Kumar Shinde said he was not the home minister then. We all know who was the home minister. There should be a probe to find out if there was a conspiracy,” he said during the Zero Hour.

The BJP has accused the Congress of coining the term “Hindutva terrorism” for political reasons.

He also referred to the Batla house encounter and the recent meeting of Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi with the Chinese ambassador here and wondered whether the main opposition party was “complicit” with anti-India forces.

Read more: Samjhauta Express blasts: Pak seeks time to decide on sending 13 for trial to India

 
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