Hope Aamir won't be referred to as 'Congress man' now: Singhvi

November 24, 2015 11:45

The Congress on Tuesday backed Bollywood actor Aamir Khan for his views on rising intolerance in the nation and he hoped Aamir won't be referred to as a 'Congress man' after his remark.

"What Aamir Khan, one of the most respected actor has said, and in the presence of senior BJP people, is what the whole world is saying, all of India is saying, all right-minded people are saying. I only hope and trust that he will not be referred to as a 'Congress man', not to be told as a biased person, he will not be referred to in derogatory terms," Congress spokesperson Abhishek Singhvi said.

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