Digvijay says heart goes out to Advani, congratulates Modi
10 Jun 2013 12:24 AM GMT
Congress leader Digvijay Singh on Sunday said his heart goes out to L K Advani, who had to skip the BJP national executive meet in Goa citing ill-health, as the saffron stalwart was the butt of jibes from the Congress.
The AICC general secretary also called the BJP 'ungrateful' against the backdrop of a sulking 85-year-old Advani staying away from the executive meet for the first time in his entire political career.
'My heart goes out to Advani ji. He brought BJP from 2 to 182 in Lok Sabha. But then the ungrateful BJP is a Party with differences,' tweeted Singh.
Asked whether Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi could be projected as a BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate after his anointment as chief of party's election campaign committee.
Singh said, 'it was for BJP to decide.'
'My heartiest congratulations to Modi,' Singh said when asked about Modi's appointment.
Taking potshots at the internal difference within BJP, union minister and Congress leader Rajiv Shukla wondered when BJP cannot keep its ten leaders together, how will they keep ministers to function together in a government.
The AICC general secretary also called the BJP 'ungrateful' against the backdrop of a sulking 85-year-old Advani staying away from the executive meet for the first time in his entire political career.
'My heart goes out to Advani ji. He brought BJP from 2 to 182 in Lok Sabha. But then the ungrateful BJP is a Party with differences,' tweeted Singh.
Asked whether Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi could be projected as a BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate after his anointment as chief of party's election campaign committee.
Singh said, 'it was for BJP to decide.'
'My heartiest congratulations to Modi,' Singh said when asked about Modi's appointment.
Taking potshots at the internal difference within BJP, union minister and Congress leader Rajiv Shukla wondered when BJP cannot keep its ten leaders together, how will they keep ministers to function together in a government.
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