Congress shames, Sikh murderer Kamal Nath is CM of Madhya Pradesh
WSN editor Jagmohan Singh tells the Indian National Congress party leadership that Kamal Nath will go the Kurt Waldheim way and history will bear testimony to this.
In another challenge to the Sikhs, Kamal Nath of the Congress party has been nominated to be the Chief Minister of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh where the party defeated the three times Chief Minister of the BJP –Shivraj Chauhan by a razor-thin margin.
Like his father Rajiv Gandhi, the present Congress chief Rahul Gandhi has again teased the Sikhs by catapulting Kamal Nath to the high pedestal of chief minister of an Indian state, clearly signalling that he gives a damn about the feelings of Sikhs.
Kamal Nath is a face which the Sikhs cannot forget. The image of Kamal Nath standing on the Parliament Street outside the historic Gurdwara Rakabganj in New Delhi haunts the Sikhs.
Kamal Nath is a name which Sikhs will always remember, even if he shifts from New Delhi to Bhopal. The history of contemporary India will not be written without a mention of how Kamal Nath cheated and lied to the Indian quasi-judicial commissions of enquiry regarding his involvement in the barbaric killing of a Sikh father and son outside the historic Rakabganj Sahib Gurdwara in November 1984.
Kamal Nath’s biography will not be complete without the mention of the Indian Express reporter Sanjay Suri’s eyewitness account of Kamal Nath’s presence outside the historic Gurdwara with a mob of Congress party lumpens and a posse of dumb policemen on that ill-fated day. Kamal Nath’s deposition which was full of lies before the Ranganath Mishra Commission and how the Commission ignored Sanjay Suri’s account shows that ethics and truthfulness does not matter. For the record, the party had applauded former Justice Ranagath Mishra with a nomination to the upper house of the Indian Parliament for his blatant bias in favour of the Congress during the Commission proceedings.
Kamal Nath focuses on development in his area of Chindwara and is a nine-time Member of Parliament from that constituency. He is the blue-eyed boy of the de-facto Congress chief Sonia Gandhi and was very close to Rajiv Gandhi and his cousin -Arun Nehru, the architects of the November 1984 genocide plans against the Sikhs.
With this move, itt is quite evident that the Indian National Congress of the Gandhi dynasty is in no mood to bury the hatchet with the Sikhs. Sprinkling salts on wounds comes easily to the Congress.
The current phase of the Indo-Sikh battle, which started in 1984 is far from over. It is only 34 years old. The Sikhs are learning the ropes at the international front.
Kamal Nath and the Indian National Congress will do well to remember what happened to Austrian president and UN Secretary General Kurt Joseph Waldheim. His guilt was never fully established as he was a cold blooded liar. Same is the case with Kamal Nath.
The United States had declared Kurt Waldheim as persona non grata. For the Sikh nation, the Kamal Naths and Gandhis will always be persona non grata. Will the UN or the US or any other country do the same with Kamal Nath too? Sikhs will keep a watch.