INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Sabha candidate Pragya Singh Thakur was framed in false cases by those who had coined the term "Hindu terror" and indulged in vote bank
politics.He defended her candidature and called it an "absolutely right decision".Pragya Thakur is in the eye of a storm for controversial
statements that her "curse" led to former Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad chief Hemant Karkare's death in 26/11 Mumbai terror attack and
that she was proud to have participated in the 1992 demolition of the Babri Masjid in Ayodhya.Pragya Thakur is out on bail in the 2008
Malegaon blast case."A Hindu can never be a terrorist
They have fabricated false cases to frame her
It was a conspiracy for vote bank politics," Mr Shah said, while addressing a rally at Rajnagar in Chhatarpur district.Defending her
candidature, Mr Shah said, "The allegations against her are false and the real culprits in the Malegaon blast case have evaded the law
It (fielding her) is absolutely a right decision
The allegations against her are baseless
Nothing against her has been proved."Lashing out at the Congress's Bhopal Lok Sabha candidate Digvijaya Singh for coining the term "Hindu
terror", Mr Shah said it was done with an eye on a particular vote bank."I have come to tell the people of Madhya Pradesh that (in) our
culture, our people even feed ants
A Hindu can't be a terrorist."This (Malegaon blast case against Pragya Thakur) was a fake case made out by the Congress
In the Samjhauta Express and Mecca Masjid blast cases judgements, it was clearly mentioned no such meeting took place
There was no such conspiracy," he claimed."I want to ask Diggi Raja (Digvijay Singh) today that you have said saffron terror exists
We have fought the court battle and got acquitted
The verdict had come that no Hindu terror existed
It was a conspiracy and now I want to seek a reply from Congressmen on why they left those who had carried out the blast on the Samjhauta
Express," Mr Shah said.He said the Congress had "defamed our culture".Speaking on Jammu and Kashmir, Mr Shah slammed National Conference
leader Omar Abdullah for talking about having a separate prime minister for the state."Is it possible to have two prime ministers in the
country I want to ask Rahul Gandhi and Kamal Nath (Madhya Pradesh chief minister) whether they support Omar on the issue," Mr Shah said.He
also lashed out at Congress chief Rahul Gandhi for seeking proof of the February 26 air strike in which Air Force jets pounded a terror camp
in Balakot in Pakistan.The BJP's Lok Sabha candidates from Khajuraho and Tikmagarh (SC) seats VD Sharma and Union minister Virendra Kumar
Khatik respectively were present at the rally.Get the latest election news, live updates and election schedule for Lok Sabha Elections 2019
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