Subramanian Swamy Terrorism In India

Trouble is brewing for government in the Monsoon Session of Parliament, which is expected to start next month, with main opposition Congress today hinting at stacking up ammunition on issues like failure at Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), terror strikes and diatribes of Subramanian Swamy.

Mounting a scathing attack on Congress chief Sonia Gandhi, BJP MP Subramanian Swamy on Saturday alleged that she wanted to declare a state of emergency in the country by "cooking up Hindu terror business" in the period 2011-12.

The Centre has sought to backtrack in the Supreme Court some views it had conveyed in a case involving BJP leader Subramanian Swamy saying it was "merely the statement of fact and is not any expression, opinion or decision" of the official who had filed the affidavit.

The government today argued in the Supreme Court against a leader of the ruling BJP, Subramanian Swamy, saying that a book written by him "promotes hatred between Hindus and Muslims in India."

The Delhi Police has filed an FIR against Janata Party president Subramanian Swamy in connection with an editorial he wrote on Islamic terrorism in an Indian newspaper in July this year. Mr Swamy has been charged with Section 153A of the Indian Penal Code for spreading enmity between communities.

Trouble is brewing for government in the Monsoon Session of Parliament, which is expected to start next month, with main opposition Congress today hinting at stacking up ammunition on issues like failure at Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), terror strikes and diatribes of Subramanian Swamy.

Mounting a scathing attack on Congress chief Sonia Gandhi, BJP MP Subramanian Swamy on Saturday alleged that she wanted to declare a state of emergency in the country by "cooking up Hindu terror business" in the period 2011-12.

The Centre has sought to backtrack in the Supreme Court some views it had conveyed in a case involving BJP leader Subramanian Swamy saying it was "merely the statement of fact and is not any expression, opinion or decision" of the official who had filed the affidavit.

The government today argued in the Supreme Court against a leader of the ruling BJP, Subramanian Swamy, saying that a book written by him "promotes hatred between Hindus and Muslims in India."

The Delhi Police has filed an FIR against Janata Party president Subramanian Swamy in connection with an editorial he wrote on Islamic terrorism in an Indian newspaper in July this year. Mr Swamy has been charged with Section 153A of the Indian Penal Code for spreading enmity between communities.