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Why single out Gadkari on corruption, asks
RSS leader
Friday November 02, 2012 07:02:05 PM,
IANS
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Chennai: Dattatreya
Hosabele, joint general secretary of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak
Sangh (RSS), asked here Friday why was BJP president Nitin Gadkari
being singled out in land deals when there are "several others
allegedly involved"?
He added that the law would take its own course and those who are
found guilty should be punished.
Speaking to reporters here after the inauguration of the RSS'
three-day national council meet on the city outskirts, Hosabele
said: "If there is any allegation against anybody, the due process
of law should take place. Those found guilty should be punished."
He said RSS does not support the corrupt or corruption and it is
for individuals and their parties to explain the charges levelled
against them by India Against Corruption (IAC) activist Arvind
Kejriwal.
"(Arvind) Kejriwal has come out with some proof and it is for the
Congress and the BJP to answer," Hosabele said.
To a question whether RSS would take action against Gadkari,
Hosabele said he meets all leaders but does not discuss cases of
individual corruption.
"We cannot interfere in BJP's decision. The BJP national
leadership took a decision against B.S. Yeddyurappa since there
were Lokayukta cases against him," Hosabele said.
Yeddyurappa, Karnataka's former chief minister who parted ways
with the BJP, intends to float his own party.
Hosabele added that it is for the BJP to take a decision on
Gadkari, based on the outcome of an inquiry.
According to him the RSS does not have any soft corner for any
particular individual.
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