It seems that BJP has not forget the issue remarks given by Union Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde on the growing terrorism from the training camps from BJP and RSS. Now party has decided to boycott public programmes of Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde and not respond to any communication from him as leader of house in Lok Sabha over his "Hindu terrorism" and "saffron terrorism" remarks.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Ananth Kumar said after the meeting that the core group observed that Shinde's remarks have hurt Hindu sentiments.
"The party has decided that its members and workers will boycott all public programmes in which Shinde is taking part. He will be shown black flags," Ananth Kumar.
Commenting on the stance of BJP, president Rajnath Singh said BJP will raise Shinde's controversial remarks in parliament, but said his party does not intend to disrupt proceedings when Shinde rises to speak in parliament.
Needless to say, the BJP had held nationwide protests against Shinde's statement Jan 24 and its leaders had said the party will create a situation in the two houses of parliament that will force Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to remove the minister.
BJP leaders have demanded that the prime minister and Congress president Sonia Gandhi should "apologise" for Shinde's remarks and the minister should be sacked.
The budget session of parliament is expected to start in the second half of February.
(With inputs from IANS)
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