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After Tytler, now Kamal Nath also stands exposed
WSN Bureau

NEW DELHI: Activist advocate Harwinder Singh Phoolka has once again trained his guns at another Indian minister Kamal Nath, saying he was directly involved and even the leading Indian newspapers had at that time reported that Kamal Nath was seen leading the blood thirsty mobs. 

Phooka said Kamal Nath, now minister for commerce and industry, was the one who led the mobs which committed massacres near the Raqabganj gurdwara, bang opposite the Indian Parliament. He said so much so that on November 2, 1984 itself, even as the genocide was still continuing, the Indian Express report had clearly mentioned Kamal Nath's name. So much so that the next day saw Statesman, a respected Indian daily, again mentioning the same name. India later made Jagdish Tytler and Kamal Nath both as Union Ministers. Tytler had to resign in shame. Nath is still a minister. 

The then Additional Police Commissioner of Delhi Gautam Kaul had submitted a report to the government which mentioned Kamal Nath's name as among those who were leading the mob near Gurdwara Raqabganj and burnt Sikh youth alive.

16 January 2008
 

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