New Delhi: Akali Dal leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa threatened to drag out Congress leader Kamal Nath by his collar of he dares to address a public rally in Delhi yesterday.
Congress leader Kamal Nath will be dragged out by his collar if he addresses a public rally in Delhi, Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee (DSGMC) president and Akali Dal leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa said on Wednesday, January 22, IBT reports.
“We challenge the Congress party that in any case, Kamal Nath will not be allowed to address any public rally in any corner of Delhi. We will drag him by his collar and bring him down,” Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee president Manjinder Singh Sirsa told.
“Kamal Nath will not be allowed to address any public rally in any corner of Delhi. We challenge Congress to try and send Kamal Nath on stage during public rally, then we will drag him down by pulling his collar.”
Alleging Kamal Nath’s role behind the 1984 Sikhs riots, Sirsa told: “Congress has been promoting the killers of Sikhs. Kamal Nath is also the killer of the 1984 Sikh riots. After much struggle against him, we managed to open his case. Congress repeatedly promoted him, sometimes by giving him a ticket, sometimes by becoming making him a minister”.
While the Sikh community people have re-opened the 1984 riots case against Sikhs, no other politician or leader dared to raise a word against the 2002 Gujarat riots where thousands of Muslims have been slaughtered. Justice has not been served to the Muslim community as perpetrators still walk free in broad daylight.