Don't you apologise for the massacre of Sikhs?.. Harsimrat criticises Sonia Gandhi's autobiography

Sonia Gandhi's autobiography 'Belonging: A Journey of Love' has been criticised for its release. Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leader and MP Harsimrat Badal has criticised the book. "Even 40 years after the massacre, Sonia Gandhi has not even apologised," she said in a X post. "Punjab will not forget the 1984 massacre and will not forgive the culprits," she said.

Whereas... In 1984, after the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, there was a pogrom of Sikhs in Punjab. Sonia Gandhi has mentioned the incident in her autobiography. "It's a tragic and shameful chapter," Sonia said. Even after four decades, the Sikhs have not been given justice. She admitted that Congress workers were behind the violence. "A lot of people were angry after Indira's assassination and then many Sikhs were killed in Punjab," he said. In the capital alone, 2,000 innocent Sikhs lost their lives. Later, Rajiv Gandhi made a statement on TV and appealed to everyone to maintain peace and restraint. Sonia Gandhi said that Rajiv Gandhi has no hatred or prejudice towards Sikhs.