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Rahul's description of RSS a 'political crime': BJP

The BJP today slammed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for describing the RSS and SIMI as similar entities and said he had committed a 'political crime' gripped with a 'sick mindset' and should withdraw his comments.

Updated on: Oct 08, 2010 02:40 PM IST
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The BJP on Friday slammed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for describing the RSS and SIMI as similar entities and said he had committed a 'political crime' gripped with a 'sick mindset' and should withdraw his comments.

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"By equating a socio-cultural outfit like RSS with a banned communal outfit like SIMI, Rahul has committed a political crime," the BJP National Vice-President Kiran Ghai said in a statement here and asked Gandhi to withdraw his remarks.

The AICC general secretary should have done his home work before speaking about the RSS and equating it with the banned outfit, she said.

"The RSS has always been eager to make any sacrifice in the service of the nation during a crisis, while the SIMI has collaborated with terrorist and anti-national forces to create a security problem," she said.

Alleging that vote bank 'virus' had blurred Gandhi's vision in distinguishing between nationalist and anti-national forces, Ghai said the comments of the Congress leader had hurt the sentiments of "crores of people" having faith in its nationalist ideology.

 
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