Modi slams Cong over Pitroda’s ‘hua toh hua’ remark on 1984 riots

Narendra Modi will campaign in Punjab’s Hoshiarpur today, while Rahul Gandhi will address rallies in Himachal Pradesh and Chandigarh. 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP attacked the Congress over Rahul Gandhi’s nearby helper Sam Pitroda’s “hua toh hua (what occurred, occurred)” comment on the 1984 enemy of Sikh uproars on Thursday. “The Congress, which ruled for a most extreme period, has been obtuse and that is reflected by the three words verbally expressed yesterday… These words have not been verbally expressed simply like that, these words are character and attitude and aims of the Congress,” PM Modi said at a rally in Haryana’s Rohtak.

“Also, which were these words? These were ‘hua toh hua’,” PM Modi included, rehashing the expression. “Hua toh hua,” rehashed PM Modi and told the get-together that they should ponder what the Prime Minister was stating. “We can comprehend self-importance of the individuals who run the Congress in these three words-‘hua toh hua’,” he said.

Mr Pitroda, who is responsible for the Congress’ abroad units, had gotten over the BJP’s recommendation that the 1984 enemy of Sikh uproars occurred on the requests of previous head administrator Rajiv Gandhi. “I don’t think along these lines, this is additionally another untruth. Shouldn’t something be said about 1984 at this point? What have you done over the most recent five years, talk about that. What occurred in 1984, occurred. What have you done? (Abdominal muscle kya hai ’84 ka? Aapne kya kiya 5 saal mein, uski baat kariye. ’84 mein hua to hua. Aapne kya kiya?),” Mr Pitroda told news office ANI.

Association Minister Arun Jaitley addressed whether the Congress president will evacuate his “Master (educator)” from the gathering. He said Sam Pitroda’s response is “intelligent of the absence of regret” of the Congress over the 1984 mobs. The BJP had refered to the Nanavati Commission report to approve its case, which has incensed the Congress. BJP pioneer Tajinder Pal Bagga recorded a police grumbling against Mr Pitroda for his comments…(Read Full Story)