Pragya Singh Thakur Was Framed in False Cases to Defame India's Culture, Says BJP President Amit Shah

The BJP president claimed the Congress theory of Hindu terror could not stand in the court.

BJP President Amit Shah. (Photo Credits: IANS)

Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh), April 23: BJP president Amit Shah on Tuesday said that their Bhopal candidate and Malegaon blast accused Pragya Singh Thakur was framed in the name of Hindu terror to defame the culture of the country. Responding to a question during a press conference on whether there will be any impact of Pragya's recent controversial remarks on poll results of Madhya Pradesh, he said that there will definitely be an impact of her statement as the people of the country were "very angry" over the use of term 'saffron terror' by the Congress party. Rahul Calls Amit Shah 'murder Accused', BJP Chief Questions His 'legal Knowledge'.

"A fake case was framed against Pragya Thakur and the culture of India was defamed in the world. People are very angry. Our culture was presented in a bad light in the name of Hindu terror and saffron terror," Shah told reporters here."Can Hindu be a terrorist?" he asked.

The BJP president claimed the Congress theory of Hindu terror could not stand in the court. Shah asked Congress chief Rahul Gandhi to apologise to the country for allegedly bringing a bad name to the "culture of the country."Rahul should apologise to the country," he demanded. PM Modi Sent 'His Air Force' to Destroy Terrorists in Pakistan After Pulwama Attack, Says BJP Chief Amit Shah.

The BJP president further said: "You fabricated these people in fake cases of Hindu terror but real terrorists of Lashkar-e-Taiba were set free. Who is responsible?" He also accused the Congress party of playing with the security of the nation.

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