Controversial Remarks Ignite Protests Against Congress Leader
Congress leader Harak Singh Rawat faced backlash for alleged anti-Sikh remarks during a protest in Dehradun. To apologize, he visited Paonta Sahib Gurdwara, offering service and prayers. Despite his immediate apology, the controversy spurred protests, with further criticism from political figures across parties.
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Controversy erupted after Congress leader Harak Singh Rawat allegedly made anti-Sikh remarks during a lawyers' protest in Dehradun, leading to widespread protests.
In response, Rawat visited the Paonta Sahib Gurdwara in Himachal Pradesh, where he offered apologies, prayers, and service in the gurdwara's kitchen and shoe area.
Despite his efforts, protests continued, with the Sikh community and politicians, including the BJP, criticizing Rawat. The incident highlights ongoing political tensions and issues of cultural sensitivity.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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