Rajnath Singh blames UPA and Left parties for terrorism

Koderma, Jharkhand, Nov 2 (UNI) BJP president Rajnath Singh today charged the UPA government and Left parties with indulging in ''vote politics'' and ignoring ''terrorism'' in the country.

Talking to reporters here, Mr Singh said they were rather favouring Mohammad Afzal Guru, who has been convicted by the Supreme Court in Parliament attack case of 2001.

He said they also conspired to topple the NDA government in Jharkhand.

Mr Singh also accused the UPA government at the Centre of failing to check price hike of essential commodities. Prices of petrol and diesel had gone up seven times in last six years, he added.

Speaking on the issue of Indo-Pak relations, he said India should impose a ban on flights from Pakistan and break up diplomatic relations with the country till all terrorist camps were dismantled.

On the issue of alleged sting operation in which three BJP MLAs were found accepting money for making a recommendation, Mr Singh said the matter should be enquired by the CBI.

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