Intolerance debate created by those being paid money: VK Singh

November 16, 2015 09:55

The debate over intolerance in India is an "unnecessary" creation of very imaginative minds being "paid with a lot of money", Union Minister V K Singh has alleged, asserting that it was a politically motivated movebefore the Bihar polls. "This particular debate (on intolerance) is no debate. Itis the unnecessary creation of very imaginative minds who are being paid a lot of money," Minister of State for External Affairs Singh said.

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