82 riot accused and former MP Jagdish Tytler has once again come into the limelight. Actually, on Sunday, the list of members of the All India Congress Committee (AICC) released for this year. Has been done in which Jagdish is in the name of the title. This list has been issued by Delhi Congress.

This After the news, the reaction of the BJP has come to the fore. BJP leader Gaurav Bhatia said that Jagdish Tytler, the most hated leader during the anti-Sikh riots of , was elected to the AICC. Member has been created. It is not wrong to say that accused like Tytler who spread hatred, violate laws and indulge in genocide are the backbone of Congress.

This information has been given on the official Twitter handle of Delhi Congress. It has been written on the Twitter handle that congratulations to the members of the Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee on being appointed AICC representatives in the list are the names of elected and 61 co-opted members.

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— Delhi Congress (@INCDelhi) February , 2500 including former PM Manmohan Name of the Leaderstell you here Please tell that the name of former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is also included in the members elected by the Delhi Congress. Apart from these, the names of Congress leaders Priyanka Gandhi, Ajay Maken, Arvind Singh Lovely and Alka Lamba are also in the list. Amit Malik and Bharam Yadav 19 were among the co-opted AICC members. Talking about other prominent names, it includes PCC chief Janardhan Dwivedi, AICC in-charge of MP Anil Chowdhary and AICC secretary co-in-charge of MP JP Aggarwal, among others.

)Are the allegations against Tytler proved?

It is significant that 82 In the riots that took place after the assassination of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, more than 3 thousand people lost their lives. More than 2500 people were killed in the country’s capital Delhi itself. Apart from this, people were also victims of violence in Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. Though Sajjan Kumar has been found guilty of criminal conspiracy, inciting violence and rioting in Cantt area of ​​Delhi, while the charges against Jagdish Tytler are yet to be proved.