July 15, 2014
With the expanding weight from the restriction, the administration has been compelled to elucidate its remained on yoga instructor Ramdev's nearby assistant Ved Pratap Vaidik's gathering with 26/11 brains Hafiz Saeed in Lahore. The administration has fielded its senior clergymen in both the Houses of Parliament as the issue disturbed transactions for a moment successive day. The Congress-headed Opposition cornered the legislature both inside and outside Parliament.
Outside Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said that the administration disliked the gathering and there was no doubt of back channel chats with the Jamaat-ud-Dawa boss.
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi hit out at Vaidik by calling him a Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh man. Rahul said. "He is an RSS man. It is important to know if the Indian embassy knew about it or not."
Indeed as the administration attempted to disassociate itself from Vaidik, saying it objected to the gathering, the Congress rejected its announcement and blamed the BJP for twofold measures in handling fear. The Congress brought up more issues about the hour-long gathering.
Senior Congress pioneer Shashi Tharoor asked, "Where is the interview? The picture shows that he didn't carry a tape recorder."
The legislature may have separated itself from Vaidik yet it stays to be seen whether Ramdev's helper will be addressed by the agenices for gathering the man-who the administration calls the foe of the state.
In the mean time, Vaidik stoked another debate creating additional embarrasment by saying that Kashmir could be an autonomous nation. In a meeting to Pakistan's Dawn News, he made a contribute for joint surveys Kashmir and said Kashmir might be an autonomous nation if both India and Pakistan concur. He later said that his announcement was twisted.
Vaidik safeguarded himself saying, "What I had said was Azad Kashmir."
The RSS while separating itself from Vaidik assembled his conference that of a writer which can't be ceased. RSS part MG Vaidya said, "Its okay for him to meet. He isn't an RSS man."
With the Congress discovering backing from the whole resistance on the issue, it is not ready to relinquish it so effectively. It stays to be seen whether the administration will permit a talk on it as requested by the restriction.
Outside Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said that the administration disliked the gathering and there was no doubt of back channel chats with the Jamaat-ud-Dawa boss.
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi hit out at Vaidik by calling him a Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh man. Rahul said. "He is an RSS man. It is important to know if the Indian embassy knew about it or not."
Indeed as the administration attempted to disassociate itself from Vaidik, saying it objected to the gathering, the Congress rejected its announcement and blamed the BJP for twofold measures in handling fear. The Congress brought up more issues about the hour-long gathering.
Senior Congress pioneer Shashi Tharoor asked, "Where is the interview? The picture shows that he didn't carry a tape recorder."
The legislature may have separated itself from Vaidik yet it stays to be seen whether Ramdev's helper will be addressed by the agenices for gathering the man-who the administration calls the foe of the state.
In the mean time, Vaidik stoked another debate creating additional embarrasment by saying that Kashmir could be an autonomous nation. In a meeting to Pakistan's Dawn News, he made a contribute for joint surveys Kashmir and said Kashmir might be an autonomous nation if both India and Pakistan concur. He later said that his announcement was twisted.
Vaidik safeguarded himself saying, "What I had said was Azad Kashmir."
The RSS while separating itself from Vaidik assembled his conference that of a writer which can't be ceased. RSS part MG Vaidya said, "Its okay for him to meet. He isn't an RSS man."
With the Congress discovering backing from the whole resistance on the issue, it is not ready to relinquish it so effectively. It stays to be seen whether the administration will permit a talk on it as requested by the restriction.
