"It has come to my knowledge that the Centre is going to construct a memorial in the name of Narsimha Rao. It will be a reward to him for tacit understanding with RSS on December 6, 1992 for demolition of Babri mosque and construction of 'chabutara' on December 8," Khan said in a statement issued here.
"The Centre is trying to prove that the memory of whatever happened, due to understanding between the former prime minister and RSS, should be a part of the history and message of the insulting demolition goes to the tourists coming from all over the world to Delhi," Khan said.
He said that such an attempt would leave an adverse affect on the society.
According to report in a section of media, Central government is planning to construct a memorial to honour the late prime minister.
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