Mobilenews24x7 Bureau
Slowly the truth outweighs the load of political brinkmanship over the shameful incidents that has shamed the nation and outside as well.
Till the other day from a stunning silence now the Union HM has charged the state machinery for its failure in controlling the flare ups and over the timing of the shameful video.
Indirectly the HM passes the buck to the Manipur chief minister making a scapegoat of him for the inept handling of the situation and sitting cozy over the video that was shot in May 4 this year.
Congress on Wednesday said that Home Minister Amit Shah is accepting his own incompetence and is admitting the absolute unworthiness of Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh over the violent situation in the northeast state.
“It’s absolutely shameful that the Home Minister is questioning the “timing” of the release of the horrific video from Manipur,” Congress General Secretary Communications incharge Jairam Ramesh said.
“By claiming on the floor of the Parliament that the intelligence agencies did not know about the existence of such a video, he’s only accepting his own incompetence as the Home Minister of India. He’s also inadvertently admitting the absolute unworthiness of the Chief Minister of Manipur,” the Rajya Sabha MP said.
The video of the two women being paraded by a mob in Manipur went viral on July 19, a day before the Monsoon Session of Parliament.
Shah, while speaking in Lok Sabha on the no-confidence motion said that the ethnic strife in Manipur is shameful, but what’s more shameful is how opposition is playing politics over the issue.
“Why was the video not shared with the DGP and police agencies? Why were the cops kept in dark about the incidents?” Shah asked in Lok Sabha.
He said, “Once the video came in public domain, we acted immediately. We identified the culprits and arrested them.”
with agency inputs
