1 / 8Congress leader Salman Khurshid's home in Nainital was vandalised on Monday amid uproar over his new book where he has compared 'Hindutva' to radical Islam.2 / 8Asked to comment on the incident, DGI (Kumaun) Neelesh Anand was quoted as saying, 'Rakesh Kapil and 20 others have been booked. Strict action will be taken against perpetrators.'3 / 8'I have said [in my book] that people who do such things do not belong to the Hindu religion. The Hindu religion is a beautiful religion that has given a fantastic culture to this country and I am proud of it. This attack is not on me but on the Hindu religion,' Khurshid told news agency ANI on Monday.4 / 8Sharing pictures and videos of the incident, Khurshid wrote on Facebook, 'I hoped to open these doors to my friends who have left this calling card. Am I still wrong to say this cannot be Hinduism?'5 / 8In one of the videos Khurshid shared on social media, a man can be seen trying to extinguish a fire at the Congress leader's Nainital home.6 / 8'So such is debate now. Shame is too ineffective a word. Besides I still hope that we can reason together one day and agree to disagree if not more,' Khurshid added.7 / 8Pictures shared by Khurshid on Facebook also show smashed windowpanes and a charred door at his residence in Nainital.8 / 8One video also shows a group of people waving a BJP flag standing around a fire and chanting slogans of 'Jai Shri Ram'.