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Congress lawmakers protest Katheria "hate speech" outside Parliament

| | Mar 03, 2016, at 05:14 pm
New Delhi, Mar 3 (IBNS) Congress lawmakers on Thursday protested against BJP Minister Ram Shankar Katheria outside the parliament, demanding justice against his inflammatory comments.

Protesting leaders said that such "hate speech" might go down well in his party but is not so with others.

Katheria, a MP from Agra had earlier said in his speech that the Hindu's are being targeted by other communities and one should remain careful at all times.

His comment came after a Hindu man was killed. He further said that such incident should not happen and one should fight.

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