02-17-2009, 11:00 PM
<b>Cong attitude - give more seats or face CBI: Amar</b>
Allahabad/New Delhi: Charging the Congress with using the CBI as a âDamocles' swordâ in seat-sharing negotiations, Samajwadi Party on Tuesday said it would not give more seats to the grand old party in Uttar Pradesh âunder any amount of pressureâ.
On senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh's statement that his party had not gone to SP with a begging bowl, Amar Singh âI wish to remind him that we had not supported the UPA Government led by his party out of our own need eitherâ.
At a village situated 25 kms from Allahabad, Amar Singh said he was âdeeply hurt by the shabby treatmentâ by the government and its attitude âzyada seat do warna CBI ki talwar haazir hai (give more seats or else find the CBI hanging over your head like a Damocles' sword).â
"The Congress ought to remember that the Mulayam Singh Yadav-led party had offered its hand of friendship at a time when it had lost power in states like Punjab and Uttarakhand and the threat of the same was looming large over the Centre with the Left having pulled out. But Congress never respected that and victory in assembly polls in Rajasthan and Delhi seems to have gone into its head", he said.
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/cong-att...bi-amar/424599/
Allahabad/New Delhi: Charging the Congress with using the CBI as a âDamocles' swordâ in seat-sharing negotiations, Samajwadi Party on Tuesday said it would not give more seats to the grand old party in Uttar Pradesh âunder any amount of pressureâ.
On senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh's statement that his party had not gone to SP with a begging bowl, Amar Singh âI wish to remind him that we had not supported the UPA Government led by his party out of our own need eitherâ.
At a village situated 25 kms from Allahabad, Amar Singh said he was âdeeply hurt by the shabby treatmentâ by the government and its attitude âzyada seat do warna CBI ki talwar haazir hai (give more seats or else find the CBI hanging over your head like a Damocles' sword).â
"The Congress ought to remember that the Mulayam Singh Yadav-led party had offered its hand of friendship at a time when it had lost power in states like Punjab and Uttarakhand and the threat of the same was looming large over the Centre with the Left having pulled out. But Congress never respected that and victory in assembly polls in Rajasthan and Delhi seems to have gone into its head", he said.
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/cong-att...bi-amar/424599/