Why 1984 won't end, or for that matter 2002

February 03, 2014 10:31

And in Indian Express over the weekend, editor-in-chief Shekhar Gupta argues why 1984 won't end, in the light of Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi's recent interview to Arnab Goswami in which he didn't quite come clean on his party's role in the anti-Sikh riots. Nor will 2002 end, he says, until we have the courage to admit culpability and seek closure. Read his article here.

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