A new political controversy has arisen after the picture of a rain -soaked ceremony organized at the Congress headquarters on the occasion of Independence Day. In the picture, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is seen in the foreground, while Jagdish Tytler is shown in the red circle in the background. BJP leader Amit Malviya gave this photo X Sharing in the post, he wrote, “Some stains never wash, no matter how much time passes.”
Malaviya alleged that Tytler was “a genocide of a massacre” at the behest of Rajiv Gandhi and accused the Congress leadership of adopting the 1984 anti -Sikh riots without regrets.
Jagdish Tytler, a senior Congress leader, has long been alleged to have played a role in the violence against the Sikhs after the assassination of the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1984. Tytler has been constantly denying these allegations of victims and human rights groups, but this dispute has always overshadowed their political image. In such a situation, his presence with Rahul Gandhi is considered politically sensitive.
The Congress has not yet received any official response to the dispute, although party sources say Tytler’s presence in public events is not uncommon and should not be seen as a acceptance of allegations. On the other hand, BJP leaders used this opportunity to question the Congress’ moral status and its commitment to justice for the 1984 riot victims.
Political analysts believe that the dispute has come to an end when the Congress is trying to convey the message of unity and inclusion before the upcoming elections. He says that the presence of Tytler near Rahul Gandhi, especially in Punjab, can annoy a class voters, especially in Punjab.
This incident once again proves that historical wounds in India’s politics are still deep today and from time to time become the center of electoral debate.
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