Attacking the UPA government, BJP claimed that it "fixed" people in Malegaon and Samjhauta Express blasts cases and that allowed Pakistan to deflect the blame when the international community had put it in a dock over the issue of terrorism.
"Congress should not do politics over the NIA's decision but atone for its conspiracy. Political comments are not evidence. The then Home Minister used Pak-sponsored terms like Hindu terror and saffron terror. There was no evidence against Pragya Thakur. Digvijay Singh had even blamed the RSS for the Mumbai attack," BJP national secretary Shrikant Sharma said.
"Congress and its B team like AAP are doing vote bank politics over the issue," he said, accusing them of having double-standards as eight Muslims were also discharged by the court in the Malegaon blasts recently.
Congress had yesterday dubbed NIA as "NAMO Investigation Agency", alleging there was "politically partisan misuse" in the Malegaon blast case.