New Delhi: In fresh trouble for Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh leader Indresh Kumar, the Sangh is reportedly unhappy with the leader for lending support to External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj in the former Indian Premier League chief Lalit Modi controversy unnecessarily.
According to a report in the Times of India, the RSS leadership believes Indresh Kumar should have refrained from articulating his personal views in public since he did not have sanction from the leadership.
Indresh had come out in support of Sushma last week saying she had done no wrong in helping Lalit Modi.
Sushma has stoked a controversy after she admitted that she had no objection to Modi's request to allow him to travel out of UK. She had tweeted admitting that she spoke to this effect with British MP Keith Vaz and the British High Commissioner.
Sushma had said that she intervened as Modi's wife needed treatment in Portugal.
Sushma had tweeted, "Sometime in July 2014 Lalit Modi spoke to me that his wife was suffering from cancer and her surgery was fixed for August 4 in Portugal. He told me that he had to be present in the hospital to sign the consent papers. He informed me that he had applied for travel documents in London and UK government was prepared to give him the travel documents."
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