The party asserted that it practises zero tolerance on terrorism.
On a day the BJP government was forced in Parliament to disassociate itself with Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed's comments crediting Pakistan and militants for peaceful polls in the state, the ruling party again had to defend itself over the Guru controversy later in the evening.
"Terror has no religion. We condemn this type of politics. Terrorism is an enemy of humanity and the whole country should unite to root this out. BJP believes in zero tolerance to terrorism," BJP secretary Shrikant Sharma told PTI. He noted that a group of Congress MLAs had made a similar demand.
This came amid a raging row over Sayeed's remarks made yesterday. He remained unfazed today saying he stood by what he had said. By Sayeed.
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