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New Delhi: A day after Kerala Chief Minister VS Achuthanandan insulted the family of martyred NSG Commando Sandeep Unnikrishnan, he refused to apologise for the denigrating remark.
“No, no,” is all he said when journalists confronted him with the question.
Achuthanandan on Monday heaped scorn on the family of NSG Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan – slain in the Mumbai terror attack during commando operations - after smarting under the snub from the father of the angry officer.
"If it had not been (Major) Sandeep's house, not even a dog would have glanced that way,” he said when turned away at the door by Unnikrishnan’s father.
The octogenarian CPI-M leader was turned away from the Bangalore home of Sandeep, a Keralite, on Sunday for what K Unnikrishnan perceived as Kerala government ignoring his son's supreme sacrifice.
"He (Sandeep's father) says that the Kerala Chief Minister did not come whereas the Karnataka Chief Minister came in the morning itself...and that Kerala has ignored him. He got all worked up over this," Achuthanandan told a news channel in Thiruvananthapuram
The Chief Miniser asked "Is there a rule that the chief ministers of Kerala and Karnataka should be there at the same time?
After a pause, the Chief Minister went on to say "If it had not been Sandeep's house, not even a dog would have glanced that way."
"It is Sandeep's family and that is why we went. A soldier's father should have had the sense to understand that," the Chief Minister said.
Meanwhile, the slain commando's father is distancing himself from the controversy, asking for space to grieve.
"I dont want any controversy. I will not talk to any channel or news network. I have had enough from my Chief Minister, there is lots of work to be done for Sandeep and I'm doing that," he said.
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Mr.V.S.Achuthanathan was allowed by his party to contest in the assembley election after a row from the common man who
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I dont agree with your statement. to criticize anyone is very easy , especially when it comes to politics. I
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It is time for VS to see the door, resign from the post with dignity. Bye bye Mr.CM VS
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there is a huge decry going on across the country , regarding this remark. First of all these words are
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VS was right when he said this comments. I had seen the TV footage of the so called abuse and
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