‘Hua Toh Hua’ Sam Pitroda’s Comment On 1984 Riots Sparks Controversy, Amit Shah Reacts
Mumbai: Bhartiya Janta Party chief Amit Shah slammed Congress leader Sam Pitroda over his “Hua toh Hua” comment on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.
BJP in response claimed that the “instructions to kill” in 1984 had come from the Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, Sam Pitroda had called it another lie of the BJP.
Sam Pitroda said,” This is also another lie, and what about 1984? 1984 hua toh hua. Aapne kya kiya paanch saal mein, uski baat kariye. ’84 mein hua to hua. (You speak about what you have done in five years. It happened in 1984, so what?).”
Condemning Congress leader Sam Pitroda, “Amit Shah tweeted, “Agony of the entire Sikh community. The suffering of all those Sikh families killed by Congress leaders in 1984. Attack on Delhi’s secular ethos. All summed up in these three words by Sam Pitroda – Hua To Hua.”
BJP Chief Amit Shah also attached the video of Sam Pitroda making the remark saying that India will never forgive “murderer Congress” for its sins.
https://twitter.com/AmitShah/status/1126497512280313862
Sam Pitroda: BJP twisting three words to hide their failures
Sam Pitroda, Congress Chief slammed BJP for “twisting his words and distorting facts “to hide their failures”, claiming that he had acknowledged the pain of Sikhs during the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.
“Sad that they have nothing positive to offer. I acknowledged the pain of my Sikh brothers and sisters during difficult times in 1984 and deeply feel for the atrocities that happened. But these are things from past that are not really relevant to this election which is all about what did Modi government do for the last five years,” Sam Pitroda tweeted on Friday.
