VHP demands Shinde's apology for 'terror' remark

January 27, 2013 17:02

Vishwa Hindu Parishad's international president Pravin Togadia today asked Union Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde to take back his remarks on 'Hindu terrorism' and apologise to the nation for it.

"VHP has strong objections to the Union home minister's statement on saffron terrorism. He should take back his words and extend an apology to the nation on the issue," Togadia demanded.

"A person may be bad, but not the entire population of over 100 crore," Togadia said while referring to Shinde's remarks.

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