Quit Congress because of Rahul's short attention span, says Sarma
May 16, 2016 11:07
In a recent TV interview, Himanta Biswa Sarma, who crossed over from the Congress - where he was once former chief minister Tarun Gogoi's right-hand man - to the Bharatiya Janata Party explained why he did so to Business Standard.
He had no problems with Congress President Sonia Gandhi, whom he described as a woman with dignity and grace. It was with party Vice-President Rahul Gandhi that he had difficulties, Sarma said. Why? Rahul Gandhi had a short attention span, said Sarma. He added that whenever he met Rahul Gandhi the latter would either be playing with his cell phone or with his dog - who would then jump on to the table and eat up all the biscuits, unchecked by its owner.
He had no problems with Congress President Sonia Gandhi, whom he described as a woman with dignity and grace. It was with party Vice-President Rahul Gandhi that he had difficulties, Sarma said. Why? Rahul Gandhi had a short attention span, said Sarma. He added that whenever he met Rahul Gandhi the latter would either be playing with his cell phone or with his dog - who would then jump on to the table and eat up all the biscuits, unchecked by its owner.
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