Congress General Secretary Digvijay Singh today alleged that the BJP was a “party of black marketeers and brokers” because of which it opposed the Centre’s cash-for-subsidy scheme.
“It is a party of black marketeers and brokers,” he told reporters, adding there was no problem with the BJP going to the Election Commission opposing the UPA government’s cash-for-subsidy scheme.
Singh ridiculed BJP chief Nitin Gadkari for comparing Swami Vivekananda to Dawood Ibrahim as well as Ramdev for comparing Bhagat Singh to Ajmal Kasab.
When asked if his younger brother Laxman Singh may rejoin the Congress as he had recently met party president Sonia Gandhi, he replied that he would be happy if it happens.
This in sharp contrast to a statement made by Laxman Singh some days ago that BJP’s Shivraj Singh Chouhan would become the Madhya Pradesh chief minister for the third time as the Congress was mired in groupism.
BJP is opposed to FDI in retail as well cash transfer of subsidies, as its trader base in dependent on retail as well as public distribution systems and the siphoning of funds which goes with it. After claiming policy paralysis, now they are opposing all good policies of the Govt.