I'm obliged to the BJP for their support: Shinde praises opposition in Parliament

February 21, 2014 17:17

This is what the home minister Sushil Kumar Shinde had said earlier:

On the Telangana bill: He said he was "obliged" to the BJP for its support. He said he was not sure whether BJP would support the bill but "you did not sit on the prestige that the announcement for creation of the new state had been made by Sonia Gandhi 10 years back and you had also promised it."

Specifically, choosing Swaraj for the eloquent praise, Shinde said "aap ki baat mein mithaas hai, mithai khane se bhi woh mithaas nahi hoti (your tone is very sweet, it is sweeter than the sweets)."

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