NCTC constitutionally vulnerable: BJP
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, May 6: Terming anti-terrorism body NCTC as a "Constitutionally vulnerable" instrument which went against the country's federal structure, BJP today asked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as to why the fight against terror through POTA was "compromised" for vote-bank politics.
"When you talk of fighting against terror with a constitutionally vulnerable instrument, BJP puts forth some questions to you," said BJP chief spokesperson Ravi Shankar Prasad, while asking Prime Minister as to why POTA was repealed and why MCOCA was allowed in Maharashtra and its replica not permitted in Gujarat.
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