Shinde apologises for 'Hindu terror' remark ahead of budget session

Shinde apologises for 'Hindu terror' remark ahead of budget session


Union Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde on Wednesday expressed "regret" over his controversial "Hindu terror" remark made in the Congress' Jaipur conclave last month, a step aimed at pacifying a combative Bharatiya Janata Party ahead of the crucial Budget session. In a statement, Mr. Shinde said his comments had created a misunderstanding.

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