Taking a swipe at Home Minister P Chidambaram for his 'saffron terror' comment, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday asked him to describe the 'colour of terrorism in the Kashmir valley'.
"Now, even terrorism has different colours, as per our home minister Chidambaram," Modi said while addressing a seminar organised by the Bharatiya Janata Party's Youth Wing in Ahmedabad.
"I would like to ask him what would be the colour of terrorism faced by the people of Kashmir. What would be colour of violence faced by thousands of Kashmiri Pandits," Modi asked.
While addressing a function of state police chiefs in Delhi in August, Chidambaram had said a new phenomenon of 'saffron terrorism' involved in many bomb blasts had been uncovered. Modi further asked what the Congress government was doing when the Kashmiri Pandits in the Valley were left helpless due to the violence against them.
"Do you (United Progressive Alliance) have any answer to this," he added. "The Congress is leading the country towards disaster with its vote bank politics and policy on terrorism," Modi said.
The chief minister also talked about his government's efforts towards developing the state and how it has been successful in maintaining peace in Gujarat over the last decade.
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