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Why Modi is silent on Ramdev’s controversial remarks: Congress

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New Delhi: Questioning the “silence” of Narendra Modi over Ramdev’s controversial remarks against Rahul Gandhi, Congress today wondered whether the BJP PM candidate was justifying the insult of dalits by the Yoga guru.
“Narendra Modi’s silence on the issue is deafening. He speaks on every issue, but why is he silent on this? Is he seeking to justify the insult of dalits or is he giving tacit support to what Ramdev has said?” party General Secretary Shakeel Ahmed told reporters.
He also said that Congress believed that BJP is supporting Ramdev on this issue and the Election Commission should look into this aspect as well and “not only take action against Ramdev, but take action against BJP”.
This, he said, showed the mindset of BJP towards dalits. “Yesterday, BJP spokesperson was explaining different connotations of ‘honeymoon’ in a bid to justify what Ramdev had said,” he said.
Ramdev created a controversy by his remarks :”He (Rahul Gandhi) goes to Dalits houses for a honeymoon and for picnics. Had he married a Dalit girl, then his luck could have clicked and he would have become the Prime Minister”. (PTI)

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