I have not slapped anybody: Digvijay Singh

BJYM workers in Ujjain had shown black flags to Singh when he was on a visit to the town.

Congress General Secretary Digvijay Singh today claimed that the media reports which “suggested” that he slapped a BJYM member in Ujjain “are not true.”

Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) workers in Ujjain had shown black flags to Singh on Sunday when he was on a visit to the town to attend a function. Singh had reportedly slapped a BJYM worker.

“There is absolutely no truth in the media reports which suggested that I had slapped a BJYM worker in anger,” the Congress General Secretary said.

“Had I slapped anybody,I would have admitted,” Singh added.

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