I’m a better Hindu than MP BJP chief: Digvijay

RSS is an organisation that believes in hunting with the hare and catching the hound,he said.

Congress General Secretary,Digvijay Singh on Tuesday asserted that he was a much better Hindu than Madhya Pradesh BJP President,Prabhat Jha.

“I am a much better practising Hindu than Jha and I do not need any certificate from him in this regard,” the Congress General Secretary told reporters at his residence.

When asked his views on the RSS,Digvijay said that VHP international President Ashok Singhal had talked so much about the RSS that he did not want to speak even a single word about the organisation.

He,however,said that “RSS was an organisation that believed in hunting with the hare and catching the hound.”

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