Jaitely asks PM: How would history judge your tenure?

January 02, 2014 23:20

Ahead of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's interaction with the media on Friday, Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitely in his blog has asked him a few questions which he wishes to be answered.

1. In his opinion, how would history judge his tenure as Prime Minister of India?
2. Does his tenure as Finance Minister give him greater satisfaction than his tenure as the Prime Minister?
3. Since his government is perceived to be extremely corrupt, where does he feel he went wrong in not asserting himself when the situation so demanded?
4. Where does he feel he went wrong in the management of the economy which led to the breakdown of the investment cycle ?
5. Does he bear the Guilt of Institutional subversion (CBI,JPC,CVC,CIVIL SERVICE etc.) during his tenure as a Prime Minister?

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