Congress waging scandalous campaign against RSS: BJP

March 07, 2014 22:35

The BJP today came in support of the RSS for filing a complaint against Rahul Gandhi for his remarks that the Sangh was behind the killing of Mahatma Gandhi and accused the Congress of "persistently continuing its scandalous campaign".

Former BJP chief M Venakaih Naidu said the Congress was saying such things to divert the attention of people from the scams and scandals by them and indulge in "dirty propaganda" instead.

"I am happy that the RSS has decided to initiate legal action against the Congress party and its leaders for the slanderous campaign linking RSS with the murder of Mahatma Gandhi. All inquiry commissions have absolved the RSS of any role in this heinous act. Still the Congress leaders have been persistently continuing their scandalous campaign," he said.

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