Vaidya's comments not authorised by RSS: Naidu

November 12, 2012 14:01

BJP leader M Venkaiah Naidu has finally reacted to senior RSS ideologue M G Vaidya that Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi was behind the campaign against Nitin Gadkari. He said, "No such information has been given to us. We are not reacting at all. Let the inquiry be over, let there be no trial outside, it is not fair. I don't know from where this information came. I don't think that this is view of RSS.

"I am also a RSS swayamsevak, with my own experience of 40 years RSS has not expressed such views, it is not an authorised opinion of RSS. Let me make it very clear. To my knowledge and understanding as a swayamsevak, I also know how RSS functions and as a BJP functionary I don't agree with reported things," Naidu said.

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