Acquitted in Malegaon Blast Case: BJP Demands Congress Apology Over 'Hindu Terror' Allegations

After the acquittal of all seven accused in the 2008 Malegaon blast case, the BJP demanded an apology from Congress leaders for labeling innocent individuals as terrorists. BJP representatives argue that the 'Hindu terror' narrative was a political tactic against 'sanatan dharma,' seeking redress for years of defamation.

Acquitted in Malegaon Blast Case: BJP Demands Congress Apology Over 'Hindu Terror' Allegations
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The BJP has called on Congress leadership to apologize following the acquittal of all seven individuals accused in the 2008 Malegaon blasts, arguing that the 'Hindu terror' narrative has been debunked.

A special court in Mumbai acquitted former BJP MP Pragya Singh Thakur and six others, questioning the prosecution's case and investigation.

The BJP claims that these accusations were politically motivated, claiming innocence for those branded as terrorists and highlighting the damage done to 'sanatan dharma'.

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