Cong, UPA know how to run coalition: Tewari
30 March 2013 2:42 AM GMT
Against the backdrop of Samajwadi Party supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav’s attacks on UPA and Congress, Union Minister Manish Tewari on Friday said the ruling party and the alliance know how to run a coalition.
‘The UPA and Congress have always shown that they know how to run a coalition and the current UPA government will complete its full term,’ the Congress leader told reporters after inaugurating the Language Journalism Festival of SAARC countries, organised by the Indore Press Club, here.
‘The people of the country do not like instability and they treat those who create instability in a little tough manner,’ Tewari remarked. Yadav had two days ago called Congress ‘cheat’ and ‘clever’. When asked about it, Tewari said ‘we respect Yadav and other partners of UPA a lot. He is a senior leader and everyone should follow basic courtesies while indulging in political dialogue....’
‘The UPA and Congress have always shown that they know how to run a coalition and the current UPA government will complete its full term,’ the Congress leader told reporters after inaugurating the Language Journalism Festival of SAARC countries, organised by the Indore Press Club, here.
‘The people of the country do not like instability and they treat those who create instability in a little tough manner,’ Tewari remarked. Yadav had two days ago called Congress ‘cheat’ and ‘clever’. When asked about it, Tewari said ‘we respect Yadav and other partners of UPA a lot. He is a senior leader and everyone should follow basic courtesies while indulging in political dialogue....’
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