2008 Malegaon case: Congress attempted to fabricate “saffron terror” narrative to humiliate Hindus and for vote-bank politics, says BJP

On Friday, August 1, 2025, the Bharatia Janata Party (BJP) stated the statement of the 2008 Malegaon Bomb Anti-Teribat Anti (ATS) officer to claim that the Congress government was trying to produce a narrative for voting and voting.

In a statement to the media, former ATS officer Mehboob Mujawar claimed that Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat was put pressure on him.

At a press conference, BJP spokesman and MP Sambit Patra said Mr. Mujawar’s Congress’s Congress Party intends to slander Sanatan, the Gandhi family intends to slander Sanatan. Authorized, senior congress leader Prithviraj Chavan, “no religion of terrorism”-“Congress’s soothing policy is a well-worn expression,” he said.

Stating that Mr. Mujawar made an important statement, BJP leader said: “At that time, the top ats officers and some influential figures, ‘Saffron Terror’ narrative at all costs to push forward and oppressed to print the RSSS Sarsanghchalak’s arrest.

“But Mehboob Mujawar said that he would not act outside the framework of the constitution or would not harm the democratic texture of the country. After this refusal, his senior officials framed him by wrong and serious accusations. He caused him to prevent his promotion.

“At that time, the Congress government had reached a new righteous mentality summits. BJP, Hinduism followers and senior officials of RSS were deliberately humiliated, arrested and targeted for personal revenge. Congress was completely operating in retaliation mode and all of them were claimed”.

Authorized, former Union Minister Sushilkumar Shinde, said he was the first person to use the term “saffron terror” during a congress party contract. “When he asked why he said that and whether he was appropriate, he smiled and said: ‘Now I feel that what I said was wrong, but I just made what I said to me by the party commander’ … Who is the High Command of the Congress?

On Thursday, in the Malegaon case, a mumbai Nia Court was acquitted of seven defendants, including former BJP deputy Prague Singh Thakur and lieutenant Colonel Prasad Purohit.