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New Delhi:
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lashes out at Home Minister P. Chidambaram
for using the term 'Saffron Terrorism' and accused the government of
targeting Hindus.
“Terrorism cannot be attached to any
religion. Individuals may be terrorists. By using the term ’saffron
terror’, he has directly targeted the Hindus", said BJP spokesperson
Rajiv Pratap Rudy.
"It is part of the government’s
appeasement policy", he added.
“The country is witnessing a lot of
chaos. Chidambaram needs an excuse to divert the attention of the
nation", he said.
“The government, led by Sonia Gandhi (United Progressive Alliance
chairperson), Manmohan Singh (prime minister) and Chidambaram, has
messed up on every front, whether it is international dialogue,
disturbances in Kashmir, leftwing extremism or the Commonwealth
Games. They are now trying to divert the attention of the nation,”
he alleged.
Home Minister P. Chidambaram while
inaugurating a conference of chiefs of police forces of the country
on Wednesday said a new phenomenon of “saffron terrorism” was behind
several bomb blasts.
“There is no let up in the attempts to radicalise young men and
women in India", he said.
“Besides, there is the recently uncovered phenomenon of saffron
terrorism that has been implicated in many bomb blasts,” he said
referring to Hindu radical outfits.
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