Rahul wakes-up to question Ved Pratap meeting with terrorist
posted on Jul 15, 2014 @ 3:24PM
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi may fails to wake up, while parliament is debating on Polavaram issue, but he wakes up to talk about the meeting between Pakistani terrorist Hafiz Saeed and the journalist Ved Pratap Vaidik, whom he claims as RSS activist.
Ved Pratap accompanied by few other journalists and politicians has visited Pakistan on July 2nd, but he alone meets Hafiz Saeed, the chief of Jamaat-ud-Dawa, the most wanted terrorist in the world. They had a one-and-half hour long meeting but, Ved Pratap not disclose the details of their meeting until now. Yoga Guru Baba Ramdev, talks in his support because he is also a close follower of him. All this makes many eye brows raise with suspicion.
Rahul Gandhi demands the NDA government to explain the reason for their meeting and on whose behalf Ved Pratap has met the terrorist. He asked the government whether the Indian High Commission in Islamabad had facilitated the meeting between them. Congress creates havoc in parliament over this issue. It demands the NDA government to disclose the details of their meeting immediately.
However, NDA government disowned Ved Pratap Vaidik and his meeting with the terrorist. NDA government declared it has nothing to do with his meeting. Ram Madhav, who recently joined BJP as its general secretary responding to Rahul Gandhi’s question about Ved Pratap’s identity said that he doesn’t, belongs to RSS or BJP, but actually he close moves with Congress leaders and journalists. He said if India ever finds chance to catch the terrorist, it will treat him as criminal as per Indian laws.
Ved Pratap speaking to the media said “I frequently make rounds in Asian countries and often meets all small and big leaders of the countries to gather news as a part of my profession. This is also just an ordinary meeting and nothing else. None of the governments have asked me to represent them before the terrorist and neither is I working for any government.”