RaGa’s style of leadership was proven after 26/11: Milind Deora
24 April 2013 1:33 AM GMT
During and after 26/11, Rahul Gandhi took an active role in the efforts of the government to contain the fallout of one of India’s worst-ever terror attacks, said Milind Deora, junior minister for communication and information Technology, said during an interview to a TV channel on Tuesday.
Deora, who is counted among Gandhi’s ‘youth brigade’, said that many of Gandhi was a driving force for the creation of the National Investigation Agency or NIA, set up after the Mumbai attacks to coordinate intelligence alerts and counter terror strikes. ‘This was the first time that urban India woke up to demanding more accountability from the political class,’ Deora said.
‘I saw someone like him (Gandhi) working behind-the- scenes to give political support to those in power to say go out and do the right thing,’ Deora said.
Deora, who is counted among Gandhi’s ‘youth brigade’, said that many of Gandhi was a driving force for the creation of the National Investigation Agency or NIA, set up after the Mumbai attacks to coordinate intelligence alerts and counter terror strikes. ‘This was the first time that urban India woke up to demanding more accountability from the political class,’ Deora said.
‘I saw someone like him (Gandhi) working behind-the- scenes to give political support to those in power to say go out and do the right thing,’ Deora said.
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