LIVE! Rahul: Journo who met Hafeez Saeed is an RSS man

July 15, 2014 10:57

A day after the uproar in Parliament over the meeting between journalist Ved Vaidik and JuD chief and terrorist Hafeez Saeed in Pakistan, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi makes a statement to reporters. "The man is an RSS man, that is a known fact. We are curious to know if the Indian embassy facilitated this meeting."

Vaidik said today, that if the government or the opposition calls him to Parliament, he is ready to share all records of every meeting he had in Pakistan. "No intel agency person has come to me. They probably need okay from senior govt official. I am ready to speak to anyone," Vaidik said. "Congressmen have no issue to raise right now so they are raising this one. This is okay with me, this is their attack on Modi Govt," he added.

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