Digvijay released the proofs today in case of ‘call controversy’
BHOPAL: Congress leader Digvijay Singh today produced call records of the conversation between him and the slain anti-terror squad chief on 26/11 and sought an apology from Maharashtra Home Minister R R Patil and all others who had dubbed him a “liar”.
“It was all the more painful for me when the Maharashtra Home Minister said in the state Assembly that no such call was made. All those who have dubbed me a liar and have put a question mark on my honesty, sincerity and credibility should apologise or at least express regrets now when I have produced documents,” Singh said.
“People called me a liar… I was dubbed a traitor and a Pakistani agent. It pained me that Mumbai Police made selective leaks saying that there were no records of the talks between me and Karkare.”
Singh released details of the call record he obtained from the BSNL’s Bhopal office at a press conference here, three weeks after his remarks about the call created a controversy which even resulted in the AICC distancing itself from the matter.
(News Editor- Naushin Fatima Khan)
