Modi should resign on moral grounds: Congress
Ahmedabad, Mar 12: Saying that it is an embarrassment for Gujarat that the Chief Minister has been summoned by a probe panel, the Congress opined that Narendra Modi should quit on moral grounds.
This came in response to the Special Investigation Team (SIT) summoning the BJP leader for questioning in connection with the post-Godhra riots.
"Modi has no right to be the chief minister once the SIT has summoned him. He should resign on moral grounds," Congress state in-charge P Sudhakar Reddy said while talking to reporters after participating in a 10-km-walk organised by the state Congress from Gandhi Ashram to Kochrab Ashram on 80th anniversary of the Dandi March.
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