Digvijay Singh On A Slippery Slope

A lie has speed but truth has perseverance. Digvijay Singh tried his best to divert the national attention from all the corruption scams to the ghost of Hindu Terrorism. He claimed to have spoken to the late hero ATS Chief Hemant Karkare. Unbeknownst to him, people looked at the mobile phone records and found out that there is no proof of any such call records to substantiate the Digvijay Singh's claim. He still continues to recite his version but he is on a slippery slope. Even the most secular newspapers are washing their hands off this guy’s story. All this reiterates the opinions of US Ambassador David Mulford who, as claimed by the leaked documents, thought that the Congress would stoop to any level to stay in power. By stirring up an old controversy now the Congress General Secretary is probably attempting to kill two birds with one stone. One is to divert the attention of the public from the 2G Scam and the oppositions JPC demand and the other is minority appeasement for vote bank purposes. Could all this be on the request/command of the Congress High Command, Sonia to save the sinking Congress ship?

Kavita Karkare rubbishes Digvijay Singh''s claim
Talking to reporters here, Kavita Karkare accused Singh of playing votebank politics and denied that any conversation had taken place between her husband and the Congress leader, as claimed by the latter. "When my husband was investigating the Malegaon blast and was looking for Hindu accused, there were reactions from Hindu organisations. Similarly, when earlier he was looking for Muslim accused, there was reaction from that community," she said, adding such reactions were natural. Kavita said it was wrong to suggest that Hindu groups were linked to the 26/11 terror attacks. "Such statements will mislead people and benefit Pakistan."
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Call records don’t match Diggy claim
Digvijay Singh’s claim of having spoken to Maharashtra ATS chief Hemant Karkare two hours before his death is getting disproved as the slain police officer’s cell phone records show he neither called nor received a call from the Congress general secretary at 7 pm on November 26, 2008, when Digvijay ought to have spoken to him.
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