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Kapil Sibal cracks whip on Sri Sri over Naxal remark
"Sorry to hear his comments and this is not true. I studied in a government school and I am not a Naxalite," Sibal said.
Amidst the ongoing hostage crisis, Ravi Shankar commented that the government schools were a breeding ground for Naxals.
"It's often seen that boys from government schools are into Naxalism and violence. Those from the private education system are not into these things. They move ahead with an ideal (adarsh) and teachers are responsible for it," he said.
On Saturday, Mar 17, the two Italian tourists were reportedly abducted by maoists near the Kandhamal-Ganjam border in Orissa as claimed in reports.
OneIndia News
Story first published: Thursday, March 22, 2012, 12:12 [IST]
