...while Congress continues its ‘IAC is BJP B team’ tirade
20 Oct 2012 8:42 AM IST
The Congress Friday described Arvind Kejriwal and his IAC as the ‘B team’ of the BJP and said the opposition party needs to introspect over its internal feud and its support to charges levelled by activists against Congress leaders.
Congress spokesperson Manish Tewari said the BJP was facing internal strife over its prime ministerial candidate.
In an apparent reference to IAC charges against BJP president Nitin Gadkari, Tewari said the party was reaping the harvest of ‘seeds of falsehood’ it had sown earlier. ‘He [Gadkari] should reply to the charges. But with the kind of politics his party practices, it is now reaping the harvest of what it had sown. The developments that have come before the country are an outcome of the internal feud in the BJP,’ Tewari said.
Referring to BJP MP Ram Jethmalani’s support to Gujarat CM Narendra Modi’s candidature for the post of prime minister, Tewari said such remarks reflected the internal tension in the opposition party.
Tewari claimed that Ram Jethmalani had also talked of having some proof against a party leader.
‘If he has proof, why does he not disclose it in public interest?’ the Congress spokesperson said.
Congress spokesperson Manish Tewari said the BJP was facing internal strife over its prime ministerial candidate.
In an apparent reference to IAC charges against BJP president Nitin Gadkari, Tewari said the party was reaping the harvest of ‘seeds of falsehood’ it had sown earlier. ‘He [Gadkari] should reply to the charges. But with the kind of politics his party practices, it is now reaping the harvest of what it had sown. The developments that have come before the country are an outcome of the internal feud in the BJP,’ Tewari said.
Referring to BJP MP Ram Jethmalani’s support to Gujarat CM Narendra Modi’s candidature for the post of prime minister, Tewari said such remarks reflected the internal tension in the opposition party.
Tewari claimed that Ram Jethmalani had also talked of having some proof against a party leader.
‘If he has proof, why does he not disclose it in public interest?’ the Congress spokesperson said.
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