New Delhi: Union External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid has said that the Gujarat woman in snooping row must come out and give her version of the story.
"Why is everybody speaking on behalf of the girl? She would have to come and say 'Well, I wanted to stay under surveillance as I don't trust myself.' Would she be able to say that?" Khurshid asked.
"The girl should come forward, not her father," he told a television news channel here.
Khurshid also suggested that the Gujarat government's decision to set up a commission of inquiry to probe allegations that the woman was kept under watch could be aimed at foiling any other investigation.
