Monday, September 17, 2007

We told you so

We were right on the mark, again.
NEW DELHI: Amidst speculation about mid-term polls, the Congress appears to be examining the possibility of expanding the UPA experiment by taking even arch-rivals Samajwadi Party and BSP on board. Uttar Pradesh PCC president Salman Khurshid insists that the approach to face future challenges is to take forward the spirit that brought the party to the centrestage via the coalition route.

In an interview to PTI, Khurshid sought to extend the olive branch to the Samajwadi Party, saying the Mulayam Singh Yadav-led party "became allergic to us and we were never allergic to them". Seeking to go the extra mile to woo the Mayawati-led BSP, he said that party can be a "very valued passenger" in the "big train that is going to travel fast with a powerful engine". [link]
The BSP alliance idea is bogus, not gonna happen. At the most Congress will seek outside support at a later stage. It is too dangerous to pursue a possible split in the Dalit vote.

Congress will marry SP for sure, the Bachchans will do the kanyadaan.

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