02-27-2007, 09:06 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Party spokesman Abhishek Manu Singhvi told mediapersons that no single reason could be attributed to the party's defeat in the two northern states.
'The list of causes can vary. This is a subjective exercise,'' Singhvi said.
Pointing out that there has been a historical trend of anti-incumbency in Punjab since the last two decades, he said the Congress ''could not override it''.
''In Uttarakhand, too, we suffered due to an anti-incumbency wave,'' he added.
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Last I read, Congress was saying their is no anti-incumbency wave, same was told my esteem Congress hired pollesters, Mr. Yadav.
'The list of causes can vary. This is a subjective exercise,'' Singhvi said.
Pointing out that there has been a historical trend of anti-incumbency in Punjab since the last two decades, he said the Congress ''could not override it''.
''In Uttarakhand, too, we suffered due to an anti-incumbency wave,'' he added.
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Last I read, Congress was saying their is no anti-incumbency wave, same was told my esteem Congress hired pollesters, Mr. Yadav.