Vishwabandhu Rai who is a member of the All India Congress Committee (AICC) from Maharashtra, has written a letter to AICC chief Sonia Gandhi, to stop Rajya Sabha member and former chief minister of Madhya Pradesh Digvijiaya Singh from issuing anti-Hindu statements.
In his letter, whose copy is now available with the Free Press to Sonia Gandhi, he wrote, “For making a particular community happy, Digvijaya Singh has been hurting sentiments of majority people. The opposition has successfully managed to brand him as anti-Hindu. He must stop issuing anti-Hindu statements so that the Congress party can regain belief of Hindus. If he is not stopped, the party will lose rest of Hindu voters. Party will also not survive.”
Rai also demanded an inquiry into the role of Digvijaya Singh in the downfall of the Kamal Nath government in Madhya Pradesh. “There are several instances, where the role of Singh appears suspicious. His role in every event that caused damage to the party must be probed,” he said.
Talking to journalists, Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra said it is not the first time that a Congress leader has raised questions on Digivijaya Singh. “Earlier, senior Congress leader Kamal Nath and Umang Singhar had also issued statements against him (Digvijaya Singh),” he said.
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