'Appeal against Babri Verdict Ploy to Divert Attention'


New Delhi, Feb 20 (PTI) BJP today alleged that the government's appeal against the high court order in the Babri mosque demolition case after "a long gap" is an attempt to divert people's attention from burning issues like corruption, inflation and black money.

"A case which was dismissed long ago is now being appealed in the Supreme Court by the CBI. The timing of the appeal shows that the Congress is making gross misuse of CBI.

It also shows the exasperation of the Congress as they are now facing the anger of the country on corruption, inflation and black money," BJP spokesperson Prakash Javadekar said.

He alleged that CBI appealed after "a long time gap" since the case was dismissed by the Allahabad High Court.

"This is nothing but the worst form of politics. That is why people call CBI the Congress Bureau of Investigation.

We condemn this.

  

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  • Syed Rahim, Mangalore

    Sun, Feb 20 2011

    Prakash Javadekar should have stated " this is nothing but the worst form of indian justice' instead of 'this is nothing but the the worst form of indian politics'

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