New Delhi, Apr 10: Jagdish Tytler the controversial Congress leader has vowed to apologize 'a thousand times' for the 'shameful' anti-Sikh riots in 1984.
"I will apologize because it happened in our time. I would apologize a thousand times for what happened to the whole Sikh community. I would say whatever happened was shameful," a TV news channel quoted him as, saying.
On Thursday, Apr 9, a troubled Congress cancelled the names of leaders Tytler and Sajjan Kumar from the electoral fray as the ghost of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots returned to haunt the party.
Tytler, who was the Congress candidate in North East Delhi, now holds the then government responsible for the 1984's blood-shed.
"I would say the people, the administration and the governor, who should have controlled (the situation), did not control at that time," Tytler said.
ANI
"I will apologize because it happened in our time. I would apologize a thousand times for what happened to the whole Sikh community. I would say whatever happened was shameful," a TV news channel quoted him as, saying.
On Thursday, Apr 9, a troubled Congress cancelled the names of leaders Tytler and Sajjan Kumar from the electoral fray as the ghost of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots returned to haunt the party.
Tytler, who was the Congress candidate in North East Delhi, now holds the then government responsible for the 1984's blood-shed.
"I would say the people, the administration and the governor, who should have controlled (the situation), did not control at that time," Tytler said.
ANI
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