No compromise with terrorism: Punjab BJP on Rajoana
Chitleen K Sethi : Chandigarh, Wed Feb 13 2013, 00:47 hrs
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He added: "We have been living in peace and communal harmony for two decades and executing Rajoana or any other Punjab terrorist will only lead to fuelling the sentiments of the people. It can threaten to become a law and order issue."
Last week, following the execution of Afzal Guru, Punjab Congress had asked the SAD-BJP combine to clear its stand on Rajoana. State Congress General Secretary Arvind Khanna, while saying that the government should tell the people their views about Rajoana, had questioned the saffron party's silence on the issue.
"The BJP does not want to annoy its alliance partner. It wants to remain in power while compromising its self proclaimed nationalism," he had said.
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