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This is an archive article published on October 21, 2008

8216;Patil is supportive to the causes of the anti-social elements8217;

BJP said the PM and Sonia Gandhi have remained silent on the Batla House encounter while Shivraj Patil is 'supportive' to the cause of anti-social elements.

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The BJP criticised the Centre for 8220;controversies surrounding8221; the Batla House shootout and said Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress President Sonia Gandhi remained silent on the issue while Home Minister Shivraj Patil appeared 8220;supportive8221; to the cause of anti-social elements.

8220;The Prime Minister and Sonia Gandhi have not spoken a word on the controversies and Home Minister Shivraj Patil appears supportive to the causes of the anti-social elements,8221; senior BJP leader V K Malhotra said.

He said a 8220;blind race8221; was going on to seek an inquiry into the incident in the Batla House which has severely dented the confidence of the police.

Accusing the Congress of trying to gain political mileage from the controversy, the deputy leader of Lok Sabha said, the party wants to fight the coming assembly polls in Delhi taking help from terrorist elements.

8220;Congress wants to fight the election by taking help from Jehadi elements. The glorification of terrorist elements is very unfortunate,8221; Malhotra, who is BJP8217;s chief ministerial candidate in Delhi, told reporters.

8220;The blind race to demand a probe into the encounter has affected the moral of police,8221; he said, adding it is an insult of the police official who sacrificed his life for the country. It is polarisation between Hindus and Muslims. They are more concerned about vote-bank politics,8221; he said.

Claiming that the Jamia Nagar area has become a 8220;den of anti-social elements8221; where even police and media persons are not being allowed to enter, he said 8220;I am concerned about security of the people living in the area.8221;

 

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