'Tytler, Sajjan leaving Rajghat is Congress's acceptance of guilt'

 New Delhi, April 9: Dubbing Congress as “danga master” (Master of riots), the BJP on Monday said the 1984-riot accused leaders Jagdish Tytler and Sajjan Kumar leaving the stage before party President Rahul Gandhi joined the day-long hunger strike at Rajghat was its “acceptance of guilt”. Addressing media persons at the party headquarters here, BJP Spokesperson Sambit Patra called the fast as farce and hit out at Congress President Rahul Gandhi accusing him of spreading falsehood politics. “This is acceptance of guilt. The real face of Congress’s violence has come to the fore and that too at Rajghat,” Patra said on Tytler and Kumar leaving Rajghat. He dubbed the Congress as a “danga master” and sought to know from its leadership as to who on its behalf had ordered the killings of Sikhs in 1984 after the assassition of then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. “In India, if there is one party which can be called ‘danga master’, it is Congress. Today they are shedding crocodile tears,” Patra said. BJP ally Akali Dal also joined the attack.