Digvijaya Singh targeted Gujarat CM Narendra Modi and his BJP colleagues saying they badly needed "lessons in good behaviour and social etiquette" and joked on Narendra Modi .
Is not this "lessons in good behaviour and social etiquette" are more needed by the unruly and undisciplined members of Congress party ? Will Dig sir preach the lesson and start first applying the theory to his party, which has already discarded him ?
On day one, "Congress finally signalled closer of its doors on AICC general secretary Digvijaya Singh, even denying him entry into the state PCC conference hall for the press conference called by Union minister of state Jyotiraditya Scindia and Mohan Prakash, Sanjay Nirupam, Kantilal Bhuria,Ajay Singh".
On day two another senior leader and Congress spokesperson MP Renuka Chowdhury was asked to leave from a Telangana Congress meeting,by a few leaders for her alleged anti-Telangana stand.
Angry Karimnagar MP Ponnam Prabhakar said, "Renuka Chowdhury's anti-Telangana stand is well-known. I don't know why she came for the meeting when no one invited her. When thousands had committed suicide for the cause of Telangana, she had said the deaths were due to cancer," .
Renuka Choudhury was left red-faced when some members reminded her how she had once called Telangana activists "goonda elements" and demanded an apology.
Telangana Congress members said, "While no one wanted her presence, we demanded an apology from her before attending the meeting. She neither apologised nor left although we asked her to leave. It was a shameless act, and we ignored her," .
The announcement of Telangana was made by the Congress government in hurry without making proper ground work and without definite intentions; it was just to fool the agitated members of parliament and to manage the floor of the disrupted Monsoon session. Was not it a false promise made ,without the intention of completing it to result during their tenure ?
Congress Working Committee adopted a resolution on Telangana, but the Home Ministry, that was piloting the cabinet resolution has failed to suggest a concrete solution to Hyderabad, with both Telangana and Seemandhara members not agreeing on any of the options on Hyderabad, resulting the Telangana resolution in limbo.