New Delhi: Today is the birth anniversary of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. Whenever it comes to Rajiv Gandhi's tenure, the painful picture of the Bhopal gas tragedy starts emerging in front of the eyes. In which thousands of people were killed unnecessarily and the person responsible for this death was made to flee the country by Rajiv Gandhi overnight. No Indian can forget the Bhopal gas tragedy of that dark night of 1984. When death spread all over the city. Thousands of those who were sleeping in homes remained asleep, toxic gas started leaking from the Union Carbide factory in Bhopal. Thousands of people were hit by it. In a few hours, 3000 living humans became corpses. On December 7, four days after the Bhopal gas tragedy, Union Carbide owner Warren Anderson reached Bhopal, where he was also arrested. But he was granted bail for just Rs 25,000.
He was kept under house arrest at the Bhopal guest house of Union Carbide, but inside, the entire system was helping him escape. Overnight Anderson was brought to Delhi from Bhopal by a government plane. In Delhi, he reached the US Ambassador's residence and then left for the US from Mumbai on a private airline. Former Madhya Pradesh Director of Aviation R S Sodhi had also made a statement in this regard, in which he had said that he had received a call asking to keep a government aircraft ready from Bhopal to Delhi.
Anderson reached Delhi on the same plane. At that time, the Superintendent of Police and District Magistrate of Bhopal had gone on their own to board Anderson on the plane. At that time, The CM of Madhya Pradesh was Arjun Singh and Rajiv Gandhi was the PM. According to intelligence documents of the US intelligence agency CIA, the release of Anderson, responsible for the death of thousands of people, was ordered by the Rajiv Gandhi government itself.
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