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Few
WikiLeak writers apologetic for 'embarrassing' cables: Chidambaram
Monday April 25, 2011 12:17:04 PM,
IANS
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Kolkata: Some of
those who wrote the US diplomatic cables accessed by WikiLeaks had
apologised privately for the embarrassment they had caused, union
Home Minister P. Chidambaram said here Monday.
"Private apologies have been offered by some of those writers for
the embarrassment which the cables have caused. But I am not going
to name them," Chidambaram told mediapersons.
He was responding to a query on West Bengal's ruling Left Front
chairman Biman Bose quoting the leaked cables to allege that the
US wanted the Congress and the Trinamool Congress to come
together.
"It surprises me that any one should attempt to dignify these
cables," Chidambaram said.
"… The WikiLeaks cables are not agreed minutes of the meeting. It
is one person's understanding of what happened. And many of the
authors have poor understanding.
We should reject those cables," he said.
The minister reiterated his earlier stand that he did not wished
to dignify the WikiLeaks cables.
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