New Delhi | BJP Spokesperson Tajinder Bagga who is currently on an indefinite hunger strike against the appointment of Kamal Nath as Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister has said that Nath’s appointment has rubbed salt on the wounds of Sikhs.
Speaking to media, Bagga said.” In 2004 also, Congress gave Sajjan Kumar and Jagdish Tytler tickets but had to withdraw it after protests. They also had to roll back decision of appointing Nath as in-charge of its Punjab unit. By appointing him as MP CM, Congress has rubbed salt into wounds of Sikhs.” Speaking on his hunger strike, Bagga said,” Until Sikhs’ murderer Kamal Nath is removed from this post, our fight will continue.”
Tajinder Singh Bagga: In 2004 also, Congress gave Sajjan Kumar & Tytler tickets but had to withdraw it after protests. They also had to roll back decision of appointing Nath as in-charge of its Punjab unit. By appointing him as MP CM, Congress has rubbed salt into wounds of Sikhs pic.twitter.com/Vr5o85Kgoj
— ANI (@ANI) December 18, 2018
Tejinder Pal Singh Bagga started his hunger strike at Tilak Nagar in west Delhi where several families affected in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots live. Protesting the Congress’s move in selecting Mr. Nath for the chief minister’s post, he said, “I am sitting on an indefinite hunger strike against Rahul Gandhi’s decision to nominate him as CM. He (Nath) is the same person who was involved in the riots against Sikhs in Delhi.”
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