I’m ready to own Babri masjid demolition: Uma
Bhartiya Janshakti Party President Uma Bharti here on Tuesday said she is ready to own responsibility for the demolition of the disputed Babri mosque at Ayodhya and has no problem even if she is hanged on the issue.
Reacting to the submission of the Liberahan Commission report on the demolition of the mosque, Bharti told reporters at her residence “like a good commander, I am ready to own the responsibility of the Babri masjid’s demolition and I have no problem even if I will be hanged on the issue.”
“The report which was submitted to the Prime Minister after 17 years of the constitution of the Commission is an attempt to appease Muslim community,” the former MP chief minister said.
“The UPA Government led by Congress was unable to find a single person responsible for the massacre of 20,000 Sikhs at the behest of Congress after the death of the former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi,” she alleged.
“By doing so they deliberately wanted to term us culprits with an intention to divide Hindus and Muslims for political gains,” the former firebrand BJP leader said.
She also appealed to the BJP leaders not to apologise for the demolition of Babri mosque as they themselves invited large number of people at Ayodhya for starting the ‘Karseva’.
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